Sentence examples for example committee from inspiring English sources

When reports by two senior F.B.I. officials called for an independent prosecutor to investigate Clinton fund-raising issues, for example, committee staff members were allowed to review the documents at the Justice Department.

Ahead of the House vote on the budget deal earlier this month, for example, committee chairmen who were leaning against supporting the bill were warned that their opposition could jeopardize their posts, according to insiders who spoke with the Journal.

There were also indications of true depth of involvement with, for example, committee members and health workers agreeing that HFCs made the final decision about employment of subordinate staff and the use of user fee revenues.

For example, committees are in place and meeting regularly; there is general agreement among key players on their roles; HFMC members generally report being motivated and satisfied; and relations between facility in-charges and committee members appear relatively strong.

Reasons for not participating differed, for example committees 'would protect the complainants', 'would not bother the complainants', 'received too few complaints per year', 'temporal vacancy of the committee's secretary' or 'there were objections of the hospital board'.

It was quite the worst example of committee chairmanship I've seen for ages.

In the village of Phu Long, for example, a committee of fishermen and police now manages the local fisheries.

For example, another committee chairman, Antonio Villaraigosa, a Los Angeles city councilman, spoke of how much he personally had benefited from affirmative action programs.

In Houston, for example, a committee is reviewing parking minimums along the light-rail line, according to Suzy Hartgrove, a spokeswoman for the city's planning and development department.

For example, the committee has been forecasting increasing wage growth; in November 2014, they forecast wage growth of 3.25% for 2015 – and currently they are forecasting wage growth of 3.75% in both 2016 and 2017, rising to 4% in 2018.

In Idaho, for example, a committee of law enforcement and mental health officials proposed requiring courts to make findings by "clear and convincing" evidence and mandating that petitioners have a recent mental health evaluation.