Sentence examples for committees considered from inspiring English sources

Before 1960 other committees considered the matter.

The intelligence committees considered the proposal at the request of George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, officials said.

The term National Language (guoyu) had been borrowed from Japanese at the beginning of the 20th century, and, from 1915, various committees considered the practical implications of promoting it.

It was a time when congressional committees considered people guilty until they could prove their innocence.

Moreover, since the audit included only funded applications, it is unclear how these issues were considered overall by the scientific community or how review committees considered answers to the questions when deciding funding priorities.

At the time of our study a two tier-system existed, whereby MRECs, as overarching ethics committees, considered the key ethical issues of the proposed research, whilst the second tier, the RECs, considered specific local issues, such as, for example, the number of studies already running locally in the same patient population in order to avoid overburdening these participants.

Four of the five Congressional committees considering health care legislation have already passed bills.

At many schools, "demonstrated interest" is a factor that admission committees consider as they render decisions.

"If an error occurs, it is crucial that rating committees consider possible rating changes and disclosures in an appropriate manner".

And this issue is likely to come up again as other special committees consider the Quest case.

It is essential that hiring committees consider candidates on equal terms if they are to avoid putting women immediately on the back foot through unconscious choices.