Sentence examples for committee something from inspiring English sources

And perhaps there's a thread of this tension in the overarching theme of this year's judging committee: something they're calling "readability".

The Democratic chairmen will now choose what agenda to talk about in committee, something that interferes considerably with the White House's game plan.

That clause was taken out in committee — something trade groups and some of the Representatives objected to as an unpleasant compromise.

Grosart appointed a national campaign committee, something which had not been done previously by the Tories, but which, according to Grosart, provided the organizational key to success in 1957.

They would be approved by local citizens committees — "something like a World War II Selective Service board".

He also set up two political action committees, something commonly done by politicians thinking of running for president.

In one of the few shots at Ms. Warren, Mr. Massie called on her to reject contributions from political action committees, something that Mr. Khazei has also challenged her to do.

Mr. McCain is now taking public financing for the general election, but he has continued to raise money through his joint fund-raising committees, something that frustrates campaign finance watchdogs, because they argue that a goal of public financing is to get candidates out of the private money-raising business.

In several other sub-categories, entries go through a secondary vetting process through nomination review committees, something the academy instituted in 1989 as a way to help assure both academy members and the public at large that the most deserving recordings show up as nominees.

Though the hymn committee sought something with lasting appeal — something more than "a war song," it said — it was no coincidence that the competition took place early in the conflict.

And if the committee chooses something else, I hope it's something that captures the spirit of the entire student body".