Sentence examples similar to long term committee from inspiring English sources
Over twenty volunteer organizations met to establish a long-term committee to find resources for disaster recovery needs.
The House Republican leadership chose not to bring a long-term, committee-passed farm bill to the floor for a vote before the August recess, fearing a Republican split over spending and farm price supports.
In the long term, the committee thinks that firms will be able to pass this cost increase on to their employees, by curbing pay increases.
The city convened a long-term recovery committee.
Stephanie Brady, vice chairwoman of Joplin's long-term recovery committee, noted that many pharmacies, including the local Walmart, were damaged or destroyed, as was a hospital and several other large medical buildings.
Ms. Brady of Joplin's long-term recovery committee said the lack of adequate vehicle coverage was a significant issue for a lot of lower-income families that carried only liability insurance.
He knew then that the men charged included long-term executive committee members Warner, Blazer's former boss as president of Concacaf, and the Paraguayan Nicolás Leoz, for 27 years president of the South American Football Federation (Conmebol).
Such committees may be long term, or time-limited and focused around specific programmes.
What could, indubitably, be of enormous benefit in the long term is the establishment of an international committee on transplantation in refugees.
The author was invited as a member of the committee, and as the convener of the long term planning group.
