Sentence examples for committee refers from inspiring English sources
If they cannot come to a decision this weekend, the committee refers all outstanding business to the party's credentials committee.
Senator Ron Wyden, a member of the intelligence committee, refers to the NSA's still-current authorities to query those databases for US person information as a "backdoor search" loophole.
Add to that the technology the committee refers to, and someone desiring to make a call has a way of detecting whether there is some free radio spectrum, a free radio channel, available in his location that will not interfere with other people.
In the first report, the committee refers to the "turbo-charged" friendliness that emerged between the UK and Ireland following the Good Friday agreement, characterised by the Queen's visit to Ireland in 2011 and the reciprocal visit by the president of Ireland to Britain.
Local party committees often include a leadership system of "one party committee," "three party groups," and "a few Kouzi," The term "one party committee" refers to the local party committee members, with the Standing Committee presiding over the daily work.
The committee referred the surgeons to Davis's Institutional Review Board (I.R.B ., which oversees research involving human beings.
On Tuesday the committee referred her case to the Justice Department, suggesting that she may have misled investigators.
Since the committee referred to protective measures at ballparks, it is possible that it will consider increased netting.
One of the sneakier placements — the committee referred to them as "product insertion manifestations" — came from the Cal Arts workshop.
The Security Council membership committee referred the Palestinian request for full United Nations membership to its experts on Friday to evaluate whether it meets the criteria for statehood.
On Wednesday, a spokeswoman for the Olympic committee referred questions about qualifying to the International Ski Federation, known as F.I.S., the governing body for snowboarding.
