Sentence examples for competing committees from inspiring English sources

The s report will propose that both the House and Senate establish permanent committees on domestic security to oversee activities that are the jurisdiction of dozens of competing committees, officials said.

On the local level, meaning state legislative races, there are two competing committees, the RSLC for the GOP and DLCC for Dems.

The California Competes committee awarded app maker Snapchat Inc. and Chinese-funded electric car start-up Faraday Future millions of dollars in tax breaks last Thursday.

The vast range of the request raised the specter of unfocused inquiries that could last years and involve multiple committees competing for witnesses and documents.

Because there was no possibility of a competing bid, the committee had no leverage to cause Zhu to increase his price.

In a cumbersome legacy of the pre-9/11 era, Congress oversees the Department of Homeland Security with a welter of overlapping committees and competing legislative proposals.

Amidst mountains of resumes, hiring committees of competing research universities vie for the same small group of elite candidates.

As non-member economies, both Taiwan and China are competing for participation in committees and in other OECD sub-groups such as working parties and working groups.

"Amidst mountains of resumes," we wrote then, "hiring committees of competing research universities vie for the same small group of elite candidates.

During the last reauthorization in 2013, the House and Senate committees crafted competing bills, only to see Republican leadership blow up the process at the last minute.

Like other chairmen, Mr. Goss is remembered for fiercely protecting his committee against competing panels -- the very problem the 9/11 commission cited in warning that Congress had to end its hydra-headed, self-indulgent committee system if the nation's security ills are to be promptly faced.