Sentence examples for committees in which from inspiring English sources

Most standards result from decisions of committees in which manufacturers usually have the final say.

The Riksdag appoints its speaker, deputy speakers, and standing committees, in which parties are represented in proportion to their strength.

He abolished both in Libya, and replaced them with a set of local people's committees, in which, hypothetically, everyone would participate.

And there are usually regular public meetings of the so-called conference committees, in which senators and Assembly members hammer out budget numbers for state programs like health care funding and transportation.

At the Scarborough Labour conference of 1963 Wilson produced his famous speech on the "white heat of technology" - from material provided for him by several committees in which Richard Crossman and Professor P M S Blackett played a crucial role.

One reason for this general mood of harmony is that the parliament does much of its work through an elaborate system of specialist committees, in which doctrinal differences can be overcome long before legislation comes to a final vote.

There's also a patient experience committee, in which a range of clinical and non-clinical staff members take part.

One official referred to testimony by the director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, in October to the joint committee in which he defended the C.I.A.'s performance.

The agreement's monitoring committee, in which Algeria and Minusma play a leading role, met for the first time the day after the CMA signed.

Rupert Murdoch wrote a letter to the committee, in which he said he would not be able to attend the evidence giving session on 19 July.

So we are going to attempt one of those novels-by-committee, in which each chapter is written by a different person.