Just to make sure nobody slips through the cracks, however, the authorities rely on the capital's many neighborhood committees, which assign trusted residents to keep a watchful, if sometimes nearsighted, eye on every block.
Beth served on the Museum's Board of Trustees for over fifty five-years and brought her graceful leadership, keen intelligence, brilliant ideas, and amazing energy to the many committees on which she served and to all that she did for the Museum.
Many of the committees, which were named for the section of the tax code used to create them, can still collect unlimited amounts.
Many airports have consultative committees which consider complaints (see your phone book).
The Democrats' pay-to-play plan has drawn criticism because it would restrict contractors' donations only to candidates for governor and the state party committees, which many say would only funnel more campaign cash to the legislative leaders' political action committees and the powerful county organizations.
By 1992, state-owned enterprises in all regions had as many as 108,460 mediation committees, which approached a coverage rate of 60%% (Office of Policy Research of All-China Federation of Trade Unions [ACFTU] 1994, 334).
Many hospitals lack independent ethics committees, which are supposed to look after the welfare of patients participating in trials.
Many of their with-profit committees, which are supposed to protect policyholders' interests, are failing to provide an "independent challenge" to the managers of these funds.
Many groups, known as 527 committees, which are allowed to collect unlimited contributions, have raised millions of dollars for the final weeks leading up to the election.
