Sentence examples for committees it is from inspiring English sources

Given the success of such committees, it is a delaying tactic suggesting a series of hard fought battles lie ahead for the incumbent administration.

While perhaps initially elitist in nature, unlike the current varied spectrum of opposition groups and revolutionary committees, it is a logical inspiration for the future.

This "predistribution" has always been Miliband's (and policy chief Jon Cruddas's) big idea and now – in policies such as large and earlier than expected increases in the minimum wage, and employee representation on remuneration committees – it is made real.

To whatever extent "suddenly" implies a change of view because of the change in committees, it is inappropriate and unfair to the Hall of Fame's diligence in handling its election responsibilities.

Even if it can be justified in terms of maximising a return to licence payers (which the BBC has been actively encouraged to do by successive Ministers and select committees), it is becoming bad PR at a time of unprecedented hostility from the commercial sector.

In dealing with senior scientists on advisory boards or in review committees it is important to have scientific credibility to be able to work in a constructive, collegial way.

After its approval by Hospital Ethical and Clinical Security Committees it was implemented in the PCSU on April as first essay before its generalization to the whole IMS.

"I worry that if you have to have constructs, codes and committees it's because there's a problem".

"Of all the committees, it's the hardest one to do," said Tom Sherak, whose three years as president of the Academy ended last year.

If cooked-up profit figures have been drawing the attention of congressional committees, it's high time they became a worry for investors.

Among Republicans' campaign committees, it was Carson's that raised the most last year, bringing in $54 million.