Sentence examples for committees setting from inspiring English sources

"Today, all the research councils have committees setting up the 'grand challenges' for their disciplines.

Committees setting senior salaries in firms would have to include a more junior member of staff so that top executives would have to "look an ordinary worker in the eye" to justify high pay levels, and measures would stop the "abuse" of zero hours contracts, he added.

Earlier this year, consultants were hired and committees set up to suggest ways to stop the rot.

The system of select committees, set up in 1979 to shadow individual government departments from agriculture to science, is creaking.

Mr. Brandt, along with his company, Development Specialists, gave nearly $20,000 to committees set up by Mrs. Clinton.

Or the money could go through special committees set up especially to raise money for television commercials.

In the last three years, a constellation of political action committees set up by Mr. Romney in states like Alabama, Michigan and New Hampshire has tapped into his far-flung network of national donors.

The 2014 Cromnibus spending bill let national party committees set up recount accounts with contribution limits that are higher than those that apply to regular party gifts.

Some lawmakers have two or three committees set up to raise funds and often officials end up not running for the second office but spending the money.

The United Brotherhood of Carpenters gave the contribution to the Citizens Committee to Elect Bobby Shriver, one of two independent expenditure committees set up to support Shriver's campaign.

Local ethics committees set consent procedures for participating hospitals.