Sentence examples for committee that would from inspiring English sources

The state's top politicians would appoint a "designating committee" that would then appoint the commission.

The committee that would have to approve Senator Adler's bill appears intent on ignoring it.

Another is to assemble a committee that would issue a report about the balance between liberty and security.

Mr Nakayama aims to establish a standing Diet committee that would stage-manage a review of the constitution.

Officials and political leaders would choose a nominating committee that would then create a list of 40 potential commissioners.

Japan's proposal asks the IWC members to approve the creation of a "sustainable whaling committee" that would set catch limits.

Michigan voters are also weighing a November ballot initiative backed by the National Democratic Redistricting Committee that would put a citizens commission in charge of drawing the boundaries.

In 1998 he began a period of service on the International Olympic Committee that would span more than a decade.

This included a provision sponsored by Patrick Leahy, a leading Democrat and the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, that would create new criminal codes for corporate fraud.

"If I had to vote today, I would vote no," said Cramer, a member of the Senate Banking Committee that would consider any nomination.

The House has already approved a bill fashioned by its Interior Committee that would let Puerto Ricans choose among three possibilities only generally defined.