Sentence examples for neutral committee from inspiring English sources
And Yasir Abed Rabbo, the Palestinian information minister, said today that Mr. Sharon "is fully aware that an independent and neutral committee will hold Israel largely accountable for the current crisis".
Mike Bass, a spokesman for the N.B.A., said Wednesday that the union and the league have agreed to H.G.H. testing "subject to the test being validated by a neutral committee of experts".
"The investigation will go its own way, and that is why a neutral committee was formed to run the inquiry and uncover all the details, the background, who took part and who fired and killed and wounded this number of people," he said.
Sayyid Mohammad Khatami in a meeting with the Parliamentary Commission of National Security and Foreign Affairs expressed his concern about the damage to public trust among a noticeable portion of the population, demanded the formation of a neutral committee to resolve the problems that have arisen, and emphasized [the need for] a change in the current security and military situation.
Experts believe that Russian agents are behind the hacking and release of another trove of emails from the Democratic National Committee, which spurred controversy when it showed internal support for Clinton among the ostensibly neutral committee's staff.
Arab nations have called for a neutral United Nations committee to investigate human rights abuses committed by Israel (news article, Oct. 23).
Opponents and some neutral observers see the committee's efforts as special pleading for journalists.
The movement was an "endeavor to spread throughout the entire world the use of this neutral, human language," the committee said.
The statement ends the committee's neutral role in the Republican primaries despite the fact that Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, and Representative Ron Paul of Texas, are still, technically, in the race to be the nominee.
If Mr. Santorum wins the Pennsylvania primary, giving his campaign a new reason to keep going, it could mean that the committee remains neutral until Mr. Romney locks up the nomination.
Like most Republicans, Representative Graves is skeptical of regulation — although Mr. Jordan was quick to point out in an e-mail, "We are not anti-regulation" — but the proposed rules are described in neutral language, and the committee makes no effort to draw attention to any particular part of a proposal or suggest how business owners should view it.
