Sentence examples for committee shifted from inspiring English sources
When Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney in Chicago, who brought the complaint last month, politely refused to offer evidence and witnesses from his continuing investigation, the committee shifted its focus to whether Mr. Blagojevich had more broadly abused his powers in the ordinary work of government.
Unsuccessful in its attack on the NAACP, the committee shifted to homosexuals in the states' universities".
Other legislators followed, and then the committee shifted gears and heard unrelated bills.
We reported that the 2016 Committee shifted their event in reaction to our presence to keep the press away from us.
Justice Samuel Alito called this a "wild hypothetical" during arguments, and Chief Justice John Roberts dismissed such concerns in his opinion for the majority, even though a record already exists of the Romney Victory committee shifting funds between state party committees that had already received maximum contributions from donors.
There's raw energy and distilled wisdom in lines such as "who passed through universities with sensual indulgence addicts devoted to the indefinite space of maps and science labs while the committees shifted paperwork".
Her warning came as two central figures, David Blunkett, the former Labour home secretary, and John Whittingdale, the Conservative culture select committee chairman, shifted ground.
The committee bill shifts $1.3 billion from missile defense to an assortment of other Defense Department programs.
The committee will shift to Republican control, and the new chairman, Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, will also decide how to divide staff resources.
In an early acid test of its independence, the standards committee proposed shifting some securities business to the investment banking unit, a move sure to roil fiefs within Goldman.
But recent rumours hold that the factional split in the new standing committee will shift to two-to-five (two tuanpai versus five princelings or protégés of Jiang).
