Sentence examples for committees to get from inspiring English sources

Both campaigns relied heavily on local committees to get the word out to the general public rather than holding large rallies.

They spend most of their time thinking about how to get enough money from wealthy individuals, lobbyists, and political action committees to get re-elected – it's what political operatives refer to as a "permanent campaign" mentality.

Mrs. Farrell defended her record and accomplishments, saying she appoints committees to get more residents involved in government decisions, built a senior center and provided tax relief for the elderly.

"We don't really need the budget resolution to do a heck of a lot other than to not impinge on our ability going into the future to work with the authorizing committees to get things done," the senior Administration official said.

"Why did it take an inquiry by one of parliament's most powerful select committees to get a government minister to refer, for the very first time, to the possibility of 35,000 premature deaths in the UK in a year due to air pollution?" he asked.

Fellows are considered members of the hosting school's faculty, and they are encouraged to attend faculty meetings and join committees to get a full sense of life as a professor.

"They understand you need a strong political action committee to get access to the fund-raisers.

They also formed an outreach committee to get the word out about Giving Day.

"I think it would encourage the appropriations committee to get their work done," he said.

They want Mr von Notz's committee to get the list or else take the case to the constitutional court.

"Anything that encourages the new committee to get the job done and get us back on a rational fiscal path is a good thing," Mr. Farenthold said.