Sentence examples for created committees from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy then created committees to assess options, and it chose the mixed oxide fuel fabrication option.

In response, the US Congress enacted a new law (Fisa) which featured two primary "safeguards": a requirement of judicial review for any domestic surveillance, and newly created committees to ensure legal compliance by the intelligence community.

He said Mr. Sperling was trying to pave the way for tax increases by advancing "a misguided interpretation of the mandate given to this newly created committee".

Charles Barron was named to oversee the Higher Education Committee and Margarita Lopez, an incumbent, was named to lead a newly created committee on mental health, substance abuse and disability services.

There's no need for a newly created committee, he said, when the House and Senate budget committees already have spending and revenue blueprints they can use as the basis for bargaining.

Much remains uncertain, with negotiations still under way to determine what role and powers Mr. Allawi will have as the chairman of a newly created committee to oversee national strategic issues.

In exchange, Mr. Allawi's bloc, called Iraqiya, was given the position of speaker of the Parliament as well as leadership of a newly created committee overseeing national security, officials from three factions said.

Alderman Patrick O'Connor (40th Ward), who is viewed as a more reliable ally for the mayor, is slated to take the helm of a newly created committee that could instead shepherd crucial financial legislation.

COMMITTEES Like all lefties, the protesters love splitting off into "working groups," creating committees for things like sanitation (a big one), "direct action," media, and security.

Mr. Madigan creates committees based in part on members' personal interests.

"Whenever there is a difficulty," says Mr Mallié, "we just create committees".