Sentence examples for committees used from inspiring English sources
The party committees used the money to help support a candidate's presidential campaign or to attack his opponent.
Opponents noted that many people felt pressure to sign since signatures were collected by local committees used to keep tabs on neighborhood residents.
Perhaps most troubling of all, the militia will help run neighborhood intelligence networks, which Chávez's critics say are being directly modeled on the Revolutionary Defense Committees used by the Castro brothers in Cuba to stifle dissent.
Heads of committees used at least to pay lip service to the minority party when proposing legislation, but since Newt Gingrich's takeover in 1994, partisan control has by and large been the rule.
"We asked for Perry to support our proposed changes in ethics laws, including prompt online reporting of contributions to committees used to pay for travel and the expenses of his residence, as well as complete reporting of all income from assets which he knew about before they were placed in a blind trust," White wrote in email to HuffPost.
Posselt's book focuses on the administrative and intellectual methods that admissions committees use, rather than on giving applicants clues about how to get in.
Upon authorization to release any required supplies, the Disaster Committees use established social networks (such as the TRCS) to distribute them.
Promotion and tenure committees use different procedures, criterion, and weight to evaluate researchers within faculties and across institutions; both academic and non-academic.
Definitions of hormesis also arose with little disciplinary consensus in relevant fields from expert committees using objective, arms-length approaches and guidelines.
A quality assurance or full ethics application is made as required by individual hospital ethics committees using the National Ethics Application Form [ 15] where accepted.
The local Republican committee used it for meetings, and occasionally there was a staff member inside.
