Sentence examples for congress pointed out from inspiring English sources

Congress pointed out the hypocrisy of the BJP's position.

It was a bizarre decision that the dissenters, and many members of Congress, pointed out was not supported by the law, and was completely unworkable in practice.

In their letter, the members of Congress pointed out that the 78 stem cell lines the president thought would be available under his guidelines have shrunk to 15 -- not nearly enough to meet the growing research demand.

Several members of Congress pointed out that Mr. Mineta had maintained as recently as last week that the deadlines would be met and suggested that he was focusing on the budget issue as a cover for deeper troubles.

The Pentagon, speaking before Congress, pointed out how the Internet greatly sped up the planning and execution of the attack.

A recent study requested by Congress pointed out expected benefits from turnover at the agency.

As Congress-watcher Sarah Binder pointed out on Twitter, often secrecy arises after long debates have led to an impasse, or when a major external deadline rushes Congress.

But as a recent Amnesty International report pointed out, Nicaragua's congress passed the new law without consulting local communities, effectively opening a door for future projects without the need to ask those living in the area for their opinion.

But Yang also pointed out that holding the congress forces those at the top to reach agreement on the new leadership, even if they may not do so until the eleventh hour.

For a start, one reason for the success of this pension reform was that it was less ambitious than Mr Juppé's as the former prime minister pointed out, with grudging respect, at the governing party's congress at the weekend.

In a masterpiece of understatement, the CBO pointed out that such provisions are often over-ridden by future Congresses.