Sentence examples for critical committees from inspiring English sources

The Home Office claims the revised bill and the "further explanatory material" it has published responds to "the vast majority of the recommendations" made by the trio of critical committees.

He also argued that amendments agreed in the House of Commons ostensibly aiming to add a "privacy backbone" to the bill do not go far enough, noting that the chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee — one of multiple highly critical committees that have scrutinized the bill — has called for these clauses to be made clearer.

As with Thune, vetters will need to be prepared to analyze potential attacks based on his Bush-era budget votes, especially because of Portman's role on critical committees and as head of OMB.

Viewed as unsympathetic to the conservative cause, Mr. Jeffords was often bypassed on critical committee issues, his colleagues and aides said.

A1 Maryland Moves on Gun Control The Maryland Senate put aside legislative tradition to bypass a critical committee and bring to floor debate Gov. Parris N. Glendening's proposal for mandatory locks on all new handguns.

Two days before a critical committee meeting, the ambitious plans to build a $385 million sports arena in Newark and redevelop the Meadowlands are in the middle of a fierce political struggle that could scuttle the whole project before it ever gets to the full Legislature.

Amid growing public and political pressure for stronger gun control laws, the Maryland Senate put aside legislative tradition today to bypass a critical committee and bring to floor debate Gov. Parris N. Glendening's proposal for mandatory locks on all new handguns.

This remains a pretty critical committee decision for a lot of the smaller carriers, something T-Mobile CEO John Legere made quite clear in an impassioned video in which he urged Americans to tell the FCC to "do something," so that the country wouldn't be stuck with "dumb and dumber" (his pet names for Verizon and AT&T).

Democrats, significantly including those chairing critical House committees, have been waiting for this moment for decades.

"We consider this lack of action by the chairman of News International in response to a widely publicised highly critical select committee report to be both difficult to comprehend and ill-judged," Ofcom said.

Although the Christian Coalition took heat from some usual allies, the two groups persisted, and the regressive legislation deadlocked in the critical Senate committee.