Sentence examples for committees themselves from inspiring English sources
Having workers on pay committees could smack of tokenism, he warned, saying: "I think the key thing here is reforming the remuneration committees themselves.
Under this program, the public contributes to prioritization in two ways: as reviewers of vignettes that serve as the basis of discussion of the prioritization committees and as members of the committees themselves [ 10, 21].
This truth is glaringly obvious, but the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafist members of parliament insist on forming the constitutional drafting committee themselves, under their own control.
"…a committee themselves can be sold on the evidence and the requirement for information on the prenatal record.
Several participants noted that a more comprehensive, detailed prenatal record based on the latest evidence might not receive buy-in from prenatal care providers: "…a committee themselves can be sold on the evidence and the requirement for information on the prenatal record.
As such committees replicate themselves around the globe, observers must ensure they remain unbiased, and that governments use them to determine who should receive subsidies.
Among other committees naming themselves after candidates they oppose, Ryan of the Campaign Legal Center cites the 1995 case of the NewtWatch PAC.
In the aftermath of Watergate and the Church Committee that investigated abuse by the intelligence community, the congressional intelligence committees gave themselves the power to release classified information if "the public interest would be served by such disclosure".
Students are volunteering and creating neighbourhood committees exposing themselves to death to distribute assistance.
Somewhat paradoxically, therefore, clinical recommendations and guidelines are most frequently made by expert committees who themselves evaluate the evidence.
The insurgents, calling themselves a "revolutionary committee", spread themselves strategically across the Gabonese capital during the night.
