Sentence examples for committees to keep from inspiring English sources
In Ya'an, these congresses now meet at least yearly and have elected permanent committees to keep local party policies under review.
As the rules stand now, judicial candidates are supposed to set up campaign finance committees to keep the names of the contributors secret from the candidates themselves.
And with deep-pocketed Republican donors sitting on the sidelines, the candidates are increasingly reliant on a small group of supporters funneling millions to secretive political action committees to keep them in the race, Nicholas Confessore writes.
The new chief justice, Chase Rogers, has continued that good work by appointing several committees to keep pushing reform, in the process opening to the public judicial attendance records and court workings like meetings at which judges vote on rules.
"The State Department would not allow our committees to keep copies of this email when it was reviewed.
In the Jaramana district, one of a number of neighborhoods that have set up "self-defense" committees to keep out rebel car bombers and attackers, a former law student working as a waiter wondered why it took so long to capture Qusair.
And while he sometimes used the committee to keep the opposition at a disadvantage, some Republican lawmakers grudgingly praised him for keeping them informed and not shutting them out of debates altogether.
Last week, the Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens rejected a request by the United States Olympic Committee to keep Lindland off the team.
When it acquired Dow Jones, it pledged to create an editorial oversight committee to keep Mr. Murdoch from trying to install his own people at The Wall Street Journal.
His friends and colleagues retrieved his archive and founded the Richard Nickel Committee to keep researching Sullivan and his office partner, Dankmar Adler.
The last act of the old board will be to appoint three members as replacements from the ranks of the committee to keep the organization functioning.
