Sentence examples for committees both from inspiring English sources
The agriculture and banking committees both have had a traditional interest in derivatives, which originated decades ago with trading in farm products.
The move, which implicates "persons unknown", increases the pressure both on Fifa's departing president, Sepp Blatter, and on the Russian and Qatari organising committees, both already well advanced in building stadiums.
Democrats, citing a report by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service, say presidential advisers, including 47 from the Clinton administration alone, have frequently testified before Congressional committees, both while serving the president and after they had left the White House.
The Obama and Romney campaigns and allied committees both cracked $1 billion in reports filed late Thursday with the Federal Election Commission, making 2012 the most expensive presidential race on record.
Appearing before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in the first of four scheduled hearings to be held by various committees, both James E. Goodwin, the chief executive of UAL, the parent of United Airlines, and Stephen M. Wolf, the chairman of US Airways, said that the deal would offer greater choice and better service to consumers.
Representative James V. Hansen of Utah and Senator Frank Murkowski of Alaska, the new Republican chairmen of the Congressional natural resource committees, both vowed today to subject Mr. Clinton's forest-protection plan to review, with an eye to overturning it in the Congress if the federal courts do not do so first.
Giving evidence to a congressional committee, both men vigorously denied that the agency had "gone rogue".
Ms Reno and her troops await reports from both the Danforth Commission and from a congressional committee, both expected in the autumn.
During Saturday's final pitches to the Olympic committee, both Madrid and Istanbul faced pointed questions about their countries' poor records in combating doping.
He was a devoted Londoner, for example; his love of Dickens and his membership of the English Heritage blue plaque committee both reflect this.
But he and members of the committee both described those events as isolated, if unfortunate, and there was little discussion of them at the hearing.
