Sentence examples for ordinary committee from inspiring English sources

Alex Salmond, the Scottish National Party leader, fumes that Tony Blair, while berating the SNP for suggesting that a Scottish administration should have a minister for external affairs, had now set out the job specification for such a post.Indeed, this prosaically titled joint ministerial committee is no ordinary committee.

The significance of these roles ranged from elected or appointed senior leadership positions to ordinary committee membership or ad hoc advisory roles.

The in-charge, chief/assistant chief and ordinary community committee members were the most commonly cited committee members, with almost all HFMCs including ordinary community members.

In only 17.5% of facilities with HFMCs was one or more ordinary community committee member reported to have received training in facility or financial management (Table  3).

Regarding selection of ordinary community committee members, most were reported by in-charges to have been selected at a 'baraza' (a Kiswahili word for public meeting) (69.0%), or to have been nominated by the District Medical Officer of Health (DMOH) (9.2%).

"Were the voters of the 11th ward men of ordinary courage?" a committee member asked a Baltimorean who had only this honest answer: "Men of ordinary courage, extraordinary courage, and some with no courage at all".

These new donors consisted of nine individuals, three corporations, one union, one super PAC and one ordinary political action committee.

On Thursday, he will testify before the Senate banking committee that "ordinary Americans will bear the brunt of the damage if our leaders do not prevent the United States from defaulting on its debt for the first time in history," according to an advance copy of his remarks.

The local community board, a committee of ordinary citizens appointed by local elected officials approved the Islamic Center by a margin of 29-1.

Popular and widely used tool would extend the number of users and make it more popular among the groups of young population rarely engaged in ordinary hearings, meetings and committees.

What you should do is accept the recommendation of the High Pay Commission to put an ordinary worker on the remuneration committee of every company in Britain.