Sentence examples for committees compared from inspiring English sources

Women still make up only 20 percent of donors to political action committees, compared with 15 percent in 1990.

According to a study in Campaigns and Elections, a Washington magazine, Christian conservatives now exercise either "strong" or "moderate" influence in 44 Republican state committees, compared with 31 committees in 1994, the last time the survey was conducted.

The opportunity to make submissions, and the greater accessibility of the committees compared to parliament itself, can provide disadvantaged individuals and organisations valued opportunities to engage in democratic processes.

Trump's campaign said it ended August with $97 million in available cash between Trump and the committees, compared with Clinton, who had $152 million available at month's end between her campaign and affiliated committees.

There is a statistically significant association between hospital size and the existence of an emergency planning committee i.e. 50%% of smaller hospitals (<100 beds) have emergency planning committees compared to >90%% of medium and larger hospitals surveyed.

At a slightly lower level there was less difference: 43% of women hoped to join a senior management committee, compared with 54% of the men.

Dr. Richard B. Alley, a professor of geosciences at Pennsylvania State University and chairman of the committee, compared abrupt climate change to a light switch, while gradual climate -- what most climatologists study -- is like a light dimmer.

At a meeting of the board of the assigning corporation and its Governmental Advisory Committee, Gerard de Graaf, an E.U. representative on the committee, compared the situation to a conversation between "the deaf and the stupid".

Expert committee compared the two versions: the two versions were compared and assessed by an expert committee (two public health experts and two dental experts) to assure that there were no differences in the meaning of the items.

Former Institute of Medicine President Harvey Fineberg, who chaired the symposium committee, compared the polarized debate over the GOF flu studies to the movie Groundhog Day, in which the main character wakes up and relives the same day over and over.

And only nine outside witness will be allowed to testify before the committee, compared to 19 who spoke during Ashcroft's hearing.