Sentence examples for policy-making group from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gandhi's elevation took place at a meeting of the Congress Party's policy-making group, the Congress working committee, which unanimously adopted a resolution to make him the party's No. 2 behind his mother, who remains the party president.
Four regional Fed presidents become voting members of the its policy-making group at that meeting.
The leading small group, now headed by Mr. Xi, is widely believed to be China's central policy-making group.
Well, like I said, the way people get positions in the policy-making group has to change.
Now they are predicting the Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's policy-making group, won't begin to ease back on the stimulus until March 2014.
In Vienna, Britain, France and Germany said they were preparing a draft resolution critical of Iran that could be adopted by the agency's policy-making group this week.
We also plan to interview 10 policy-making groups, which will help us evaluate the current initiatives being pursued by the government to support the charcoal industry.
Gardasil, Merck's vaccine against the human papillomavirus, or HPV, has received nearly universal support from medical associations, regulatory bodies and policy-making groups because the vaccine is highly effective to help prevent cervical disease, including cancer.
"Bodies that make these decisions should be looking very seriously at who they allow into the policy-making groups and see in whose interests they are talking," Faulkner says.
We met with staff of national policy-making groups including staff in the White House and Congress and the Committee for Economic Development; the Education Writers of America, the National Education Goals Panel in 1991, the National Governors Association, the National Conference of State Legislatures, the National Association of Counties, and the National League of Cities.
The proposal, which easily cleared the American Bar Association's policy-making board at the group's winter meeting in Seattle, sets medical standards for people who have been exposed to asbestos but do not have cancer.
