Sentence examples for committee spread from inspiring English sources

When Republicans were seeking to win control of the State House last year, Mr. Romney's political action committee spread thousands of dollars in contributions among candidates for state representative and came to New Hampshire to campaign with some of them, including D. J. Bettencourt, then a 20-something rank-and-file lawmaker with a following among conservative activists here.

Mrs. Clinton suggested that Mr. Obama had a character issue because he continued arguing that his health insurance plan was universal, even though it does not guarantee total coverage, and because an Obama political action committee spread around money in states that have early primaries and caucuses.

Afterward, H. W. Menard, the great marine geologist and a member of my exam committee, spread out a map of the Pacific.

The insurgents, calling themselves a "revolutionary committee", spread themselves strategically across the Gabonese capital during the night.

With more than 50 federal contracts to its name, and its own political action committee spreading campaign donations across Washington, Rust has become a favored middleman for class-action lawsuits and government settlements.

This committee spreads awareness about THON and the fight against pediatric cancer on local, state, and national levels.

Actions that can be taken by the average citizen not actually participating or not even in the same country, such as filling in petitions, writing to officials and committees, spreading information in their own communities, donating money, raising awareness via their own websites or workplaces, etc., and provision of proformas or templates is often very helpful to guide people.

Until then, their only involvement in the war was forming a "media committee" to spread information.

At another facility in Kwale, HFC members said that those who had not been re-elected to the committee had spread rumours about the remaining members, with the aim of creating a rift between the community and the re-elected members.

He broke with the Clinton aide Sidney Blumenthal who, before a congressional committee, denied spreading calumnies about Monica Lewinsky.

Mitchell blamed an unnamed staffer on the Senate armed services committee for spreading "lies" about him to the media.