The NHS is made of people – not drugs, kit, buildings or committees.
The relationship is about you and the people in your twin town – not councillors or committees.
She had, she said, refused all invitations to join parties or committees.
He refuses to have a conference table, meetings or committees, he said, which "are a recipe for yaking and procrastinating".
But those who want to take responsibility and who value freedom would gain, without any need for regulators or committees.
Because production costs have increased so much, most shows these days are produced by corporations or committees of producers.
It challenges only aggregate limits — overall caps on contributions to several candidates or committees — and does not directly attack the more familiar basic limits on contributions to individual candidates or committees.
The coalition agreement could have been put to a citizens' assembly; less radically, it could have been considered in detail by a Commons select committee or committees.
A total of $23,378,415.28 was designated for candidates or committees with Republican leanings, while $2,728,868.70 was contributed toward Democratic causes.
He and his son, Michael P. Falcone, Pioneer's chief executive, contributed about $100,000 to candidates or committees, principally Republicans in New York, from 1994 to 2000.
Aides to several senators who have participated in groups or committees looking for a bipartisan deal said their offices did not receive such calls from the president.
