Sentence examples for network of committees from inspiring English sources

It has a network of committees at its core, which in the past have co-ordinated major strikes.

He created the network of committees at Westminster and in the counties that ran the country for the next 17 years.

Congress is composed of a network of committees and subcommittees that draft legislation and move it to the full House of Representatives and the Senate for votes.

The network of committees was at its densest in the central Bulgarian regions, particularly around Sofia, Plovdiv and Stara Zagora.

In 2012, it is estimated that the interlocking network of committees funded by just one group, the Koch brothers, spent almost $400 million in support of Republican candidates and causes.

To protest this development, in November 1772 Adams and his colleagues devised a system of committees of correspondence; the towns of Massachusetts would consult with each other concerning political matters via messages sent through a network of committees that recorded British activities and protested imperial policies.

Coe has the opportunity to reinvent his organisation as a streamlined, inclusive body driven by a small executive rather than a network of committee-room tyrants.

In fact, there is a very rich and growing literature of networks that present community structure, going from the networks of committee and subcommittee assignments in the United States House of Representatives [50], scientific collaboration networks [51], to networks of e-mail interactions between university employees [52] or the collaboration network of jazz musicians [53].

With its ancient network of elected committees, "we were drowning in paper," says Mr Aigner.

Its fundraising relies heavily on a network of national committees, some of them almost as old as the agency itself.

Senior appointments are made by the party's organization department, and a network of party committees operates throughout the campus.