Sentence examples for published minutes from inspiring English sources

In prior years, the UA Senate has published minutes on the Web shortly after each meeting.

Third, transparency in the form of published minutes, voting records, and public hearings is far too revolutionary.

In response to an inquiry from The Tech, the Undergraduate Association has published minutes from UA Senate meetings for the current academic year.

In a Facebook post, published minutes after Mr Cameron's speech, supporters drew "similarity between the Prime Minister's words and those of the tabloid press, who have smeared Jeremy Corbyn throughout the summer and beyond.

But careful study of the committee's published minutes shows that two Conservative MPs, Nick Gibb and Steve Brine, as well as a Labour MP, Derek Twigg, supported noncompliance with the Strasbourg court's decision on prisoner voting.

Last Wednesday, the Bank published minutes of meetings of the chief dealers' sub-group of its foreign exchange standing committee, dating from 2005 until last year when the group was closed.

The Canadian ambassador, William Crosbie, has reportedly offered to resign because of a published minute of a meeting with Eikenberry that said they must be "prepared for a confrontation with Karzai" to prevent the sort of rampant fraud that wrecked the 2009 presidential elections being allowed to occur in this year's parliamentary poll.

In 1995 a decision to start publishing minutes of George's monthly meetings with Clarke revealed the scale of a debate about interest rates within the Conservative government.

You could use a Facebook page for news and a private Facebook group to publish minutes and debate issues, among other things.

A large part of this is due to a combination of a central bank that acts independently and transparently, publishing minutes of meetings promptly on its website; and a floating exchange rate, adopted in 1999.

He may cut interest rates further, though it is difficult to know what the ECB council is thinking as unlike the Fed and the UK central bank, it refuses to publish minutes of its meetings.