Sentence examples for off committees from inspiring English sources

Beginning with Richard Nixon, in 1968, Republicans won five of the next six Presidential elections, only to be repeatedly thwarted in Congress, outnumbered and bullied and kept off committees, just as the liberals had been.

Anyway, governments blowing off committees all the time seems bad, to me.

New York hopes to survive to the second round and then pick off committee members who had supported the losing cities, round by round.

A slate of school closures looms, the resolution didn't touch on the issue of recruiting better teachers and the contract unloaded decisions such as merit pay and the inclusion of student surveys in teacher evaluations to far-off committees.

The one-off committee session heard that consumer groups say complaints are up since the introduction of an industry charter to ensure loans are made correctly.

This review, she said, included a "search" of the walled-off committee drive that was supposed to be off-limits to CIA employees.

It's not just members on the committee, but off the committee, so that they feel empowered as well.

The Speaker recently kicked four serial rebels off prized committees.

At the end of January Buckley was voted off all committees on the council.

Gold appears to have been bumped off all committees, a victory for Eisner.

Mr. Kerry was left off the committee.