Sentence examples for committees to adapt from inspiring English sources
The city-county consolidation in 1854 was a result of the inability of a colonial-type government by committees to adapt to the needs of a growing city for new public services, e.g., better streets, police, transportation, sanitation, and schools.
Peter Liese, a German member of the European Parliament, said discussions had already taken place within the environment committee over how to adapt the new law in the event that other nations, perhaps through the civil aviation group, put "something convincing on the table".
Our committee was particularly impressed by the Harvard program, and we obtained permission from the Harvard award committee of graduate students to adapt some of their materials for our own program.
The guideline committee therefore advises users to adapt recommendations to local settings.
"Transregional terrorists and criminal networks continue to adapt and expand aggressively," Rodriguez told committee members.
Thereafter, the FTE committee examined the expansion of application steel materials continuously and was able to adapt HT780 as a target range in this standard revision.
Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, senior Republican on the banking committee, on Sunday referred to the domestic automakers as dinosaurs that had failed to adapt.
The committee had engaged sculptor Laura Gardin Fraser to design a commemorative medal, and wanted her to adapt her design for the quarter.
Meanwhile, statehouse leaders are trying to adapt to the new climate by assigning newcomers to intensive training in mock debates and committee apprenticeships.
Trying to Adapt the Treaty During a four-day meeting in Montreal in April, about 200 representatives attending the protocol's executive committee meeting clashed over how to adapt to the changing circumstances.
