Sentence examples for committees compared with 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.

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.

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.

Table 1 shows patients' experiences with the conduct of the complaints committee compared with the issues that patients considered to be very or most important at the start of the complaints process.

How does the response of the Olympics committee compare with the policies of Major League Baseball?

Admittedly he had no vote on the committee but compared with some of his Conservative colleagues and despite his arch-Thatcherite youth, Whittingdale often bashed out compromise deals.

The comments from the synthesis and the review committee were compared with the comments of the participants.

All cases were reviewed by an independent review committee and compared with a population based Scandinavian STS database of patients receiving conventional treatment (often an amputation).

The Democrats' party committees raised $243 million compared with $244 million raised by the Republican ones.

The entertainment industry has given Democratic Party committees $5.8 million this year, compared with $5 million in 1996.