Sentence examples for committees which has from inspiring English sources

An evenly divided Senate gives the GOP the upper hand, but will likely yield equal numbers of Democrats and Republicans on Senate committees, which has been a perennial killing ground for most conservative bills for years.

District Committees, which have a similar makeup but are local to each Council District, are also convened.

They will replace existing area child protection committees, which have been criticised as ineffectual.

However, he has benefited from spending by independent committees, which have been running ads in New York attacking Mrs. Clinton.

He is also a member of the finance and banking committees, which have jurisdiction over the issue.

Although candidates have to keep quiet until June 3rd, political parties and "independent" committees, which have no direct link to a candidate, can solicit funds as usual.

So the answer is that we should have village defense committees, which have been formed in a number of villages, and arm them.

After the coup in 1973, the military disbanded the committees, which had been headed nationally by Alberto Bachelet, the future president's father.

Milne said that the faculty and Corporation presidential search committees, which have effectively functioned as a single group, have narrowed their search down to fewer than 10 candidates.

The party's new leaders have already announced they will reconstitute the party's district coordinating committees, which had been a casualty of recent factional struggles.

In the past, Flynn's attorney has pledged to cooperate with congressional intelligence committees, which have subpoena power and can compel testimony.