Sentence examples for materials committee from inspiring English sources

"Across this country, probably we're talking 10,000 calls," easily costing tens of millions of dollars, said John Eversole, chairman of the hazardous materials committee of the International Association of Fire Chiefs and a retired chief of special functions for the Chicago Fire Department.

At the recent NTSB rail safety panel, Gregory Noll, a chairperson for the hazardous materials committee of the National Fire Protection Association, summarized the situation bluntly.

Involved in the discussion on the bill was a California State Assembly Consumer Protection and Toxic Materials Committee hearing, during which "Stairway to Heaven" was played backwards, and William Yaroll testified.

"[Most] fire departments don't have the capacity to deal with more than a standard gasoline tank [fire], which is about 9,000 or 10,000 gallons of fuel," said Richard Edinger, vice chairman of the International Association of Fire Chief's hazardous materials committee.

Peng Qingtao, director of the materials research committee of the Cultural Relics Bureau of Qufu, the hometown of Confucius, acknowledges that much of what passes for ancient music in China today may not be genuine.

U.S.C.C.A.N. is considered a more readily accessible source for some of these materials, like committee reports, than the originals.

Examples of these Committees include: include the Butler Committee - operation of the intelligence services in the runup to military intervention in Iraq the Chilcot Committee - for the Chilcot Inquiry on the use of intercept materials a committee of inquiry set up in 2010 - to consider whether the UK security services were complicit in torture of detainees.

The material the committee has had to cope with has made it sound like a prosecutor although it did not intend to.

It is also calling for social media firms to publish quarterly reports on their safeguarding efforts, including —. "It is in everyone's interest, including the social media companies themselves, to find ways to reduce pernicious and illegal material," the committee writes.

The same study also highlights that the editor role can be challenging and requires special skills and flexibility: "Unfortunately, it seems that the task of correcting hundreds of pages of material between committee meetings is causing high attrition among editors, as they have trouble defending to their superiors at home additional time spent working on the document.

The White House, which faced a deadline of noon today to hand over the materials to the committee, received a one-day extension after the committee's ranking Republican, Senator Fred Thompson of Tennessee, asked Mr. Lieberman for the delay.