Sentence examples for committees called from inspiring English sources

Disease-specific committees, called the Country Co-ordination MeCCMnism (CCM), are constituted in each developing country.

A co-ordinating body of European scrutiny committees called COSAC was recognised and given an office in Brussels.

The National Institutes of Health, which pays for most research, evaluates grant proposals with committees, called study sections, that give them scores.

Jane Harman, a former nine-term congresswoman who served on House security committees, called it "magnificent," according to The Hollywood Reporter.

It says the elections also have another purpose: "North Korean defectors report that voting acts as an informal census, with neighbourhood committees, called inminban, closely monitoring who shows up and who doesn't".

If shareholders judge that boards remain deaf to their worries, they may start to attack individual directors, especially those who sit on compensation committees (called remuneration committees in Britain).

Zuckerberg is expected to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, just one of the several powerful committees calling for him, on April 11.

The United States, Modern European and Russian, and Latin American sub-committees called for a doubling of collections budgets, exclusive of labor costs.

The committee called itself "Afghan Good Enough".

Republicans on the House committee called for a broader investigation.

The committee called the ministry's procurement record "woeful".