Sentence examples for committee were allowed from inspiring English sources
Mr Leong noted that the public had not been invited to the event; only members of the election committee were allowed in and the few pro-democracy protesters who burst into the venue were bundled out.
However, the organising committee were allowed to swap the venues, with England playing Portugal at Wembley Stadium.
The second reason is that some students from previous groups had missed either the final or midterm exam due to illness or other extreme circumstances and, with permission from the Vice Dean Committee, were allowed to take the final exam with the following group of students without repeating a full rotation.
The North American Committee is allowed to put a maximum of 10 candidates before the Honors Committee each year.
Only the joint intelligence committee is allowed to use certain types of highly sensitive material in its assessments.
The committee is allowed to sell off some of those reserve raisins that it took for free.
"A candidate can solicit soft money to a party committee and the committee is allowed to take it," said a former chairman of the Federal Election Commission, Trevor Potter, referring to corporate donations.
Under Wisconsin law, some forms of coordination between outside groups and a candidate's personal campaign committee are allowed but are subject to disclosure requirements, according to the filing.
In its discussions over a potential listing — which, at as much as $15 billion, would be a huge victory for any stock exchange — Alibaba had proposed to officials in Hong Kong that the company's 28-member partner committee be allowed to continue to nominate a majority of its board of directors, Neil Gough reports.
Also in Congress, Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana, who is chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which is also investigating WorldCom, said on NBC's "Meet the Press," that Max E. Bobbitt, chairman of WorldCom's audit committee, was allowed a $1-a-month 1-a-montha WorldCom corporate jet, an arrangement that raises concerns about conflicts of interest.
