Sentence examples for committee through which from inspiring English sources
There is also a committee through which the agencies share information and keep an eye on each other.
With the corporate limit at $5,000 a year and the individual cap at $40,500 during the four-year election cycle, a chief executive of a corporation should be able to direct no more than $60,500 to a candidate for governor, assuming the company does not have its own political action committee through which it can give yet more.
I'm guessing that he might reveal that he's now a candidate for president, but it's also possible that he could be announcing some incremental step in that direction — maybe that he's forming an exploratory committee through which he will decide whether to run.
But late last night the chair of the committee through which the bill must pass, Miguel Santiago, proposed some "suggested amendments" that completely removed the zero rating rules and several other important protections.
Big vote among House democrats yesterday that saw Henry Waxman (D-CA) defeat John Dingell (D-MI) for the chairmanship of the powerful Energy and Commerce panel, the committee through which climate change legislation will pass.
The council agreed to set up a committee, through which Bigelow sought out investors.
The "emergency" committees through which Mr Montesinos ran the courts and prosecution services are being dismantled.
But those changes inspired new loopholes -- political action committees, through which corporations and interest groups could shower money on candidates.
The Met is pressing for formation of several committees through which the role of the organizations can be strengthened.
The endless, pointless committees through which Blatter has traditionally dispensed patronage – and with it flights to Zurich, five-star hotel rooms and generous per diems – must be culled.
Such groups, made possible by federal court rulings last year, are expected to spend far more during the 2012 campaign, rivaling the traditional party and candidate committees through which most campaign money has flowed in the past.
