Sentence examples for in some committees from inspiring English sources
"During the past seven years we advise, participate in some committees and the group overall demands that I come in to the office for two or three days a week every 15 days or so," says João Paulo, who has become a successful restaurateur.
When I say "pending," I mean that the bill has been introduced and heard in some committees or something.
And in Belgium ethics committees are associated with universities or hospitals, mostly including biomedical professionals, in some committees maybe also one or two philosophers or lay persons.
Among the state legislators, one man in twenty may be appointed in some committee business, &c. for a month or two; but on a fair computation, not one man in a hundred sent to the state legislatures is appointed to any permanent office of profit: directly the reverse of this will evidently be found true in the federal administration.
What do you think they're really saying when they start shouting in some committee or panel?
In addition, some committees experienced financial difficulties when they had to pre-finance certain free services when reimbursements were delayed.
In considering lawmakers' spending requests, some committees in recent years have switched hard earmarks to soft ones, saying it gives agencies more flexibility.
During a session in which some committee members questioned McNeil's integrity, Dr. Sharfstein noted lengthy delays by the company in reporting problems to the agency.
Not in the sense that was often the case in the past with some committees.
Committees of Inspection considered themselves the enforcement agencies of the Continental Congress, not enforcement agencies of their local colonial legislature, and in some colonies committees actually created — I'm sorry — communities actually created Committees of Inspection on their own, without even waiting for their own colonial legislature to ask them, or even for it to meet.
