The panel has jurisdiction over taxes, health care, trade and other issues central to the economy.
In the recent contest, Ralph Nader, in rejecting Democratic compromises on issues central to many liberals, could be said to have been the barnburner.
By and large, Americans expect him to make significant progress in health care, energy and immigration policy, issues central to his ambitious domestic agenda.
Who knows, some say, the current situation might even provide the climate necessary to change or resolve some issues central to the cultural debate.
But he has spent his life confronting issues central to the future of cinema and, in general, to the world we live in.
Throughout the first eight weeks of the course (and before rehearsals start), Norris routinely convenes group discussions around issues central to the group's lives.
And dealing with a grease trap from the ninth floor to the basement?" Beyond that, there are the larger aesthetic issues central to a museum's mission and image.
That disagreement, though symptomatic of the deep distrust on both sides, is of course minor, compared with the issues central to the dispute, chiefly salaries.
Then Mr. Hall began explaining some issues central to the protest, including concerns about a growing disparity in wealth between the rich and the poor in America.
This resulted in a highly controversial trial, debating whether she should be charged with murder or "destruction of property," and underscoring issues central to the impending Civil War.
The White House said in a statement that Sunday's violence represented "a clear step backwards on issues central to our relationship with Belarus".
