Sentence examples for committees are mostly from inspiring English sources

Committees are mostly organized hierarchically according to domains, and subjects are divided among them, as is demonstrated in Fig. 3.

The hearing before a Senate health committee was mostly a love-fest as senators from both parties expressed admiration for their former Senate colleague and signaled a willingness to work collaboratively with him on the daunting task of improving the costly, dysfunctional health care system.

The 13-strong committee is mostly made up of MPs and its three independent members are not allowed to vote.

Committee members are mostly in the 15- to 35-year age group.

"It's so different now because, for a start, people avoid watching the commercials, which are mostly made by committees and so the standard has dropped drastically.

The problem with remuneration committees is that the directors who sit on them are mostly insiders.

Policy formed by NPC is implemented by an executive committee of 15 people (including one full-time officer) who are, mostly, postgraduate students.

Unlike Mr. Monserrate, whose contributions are mostly from individuals, Mr. Moya raised money primarily from unions, corporations, elected officials and political action committees, according to the filings.

They are mostly heterosexual.

They are mostly gone.

Flavors are mostly complementary.