Sentence examples for purpose committee from inspiring English sources

It's registered as a "general purpose committee," which means it can contribute money to anyone.

Within about a decade she'd been promoted to Professor and was advising on social purpose committees like the NSW Premier's Council on Homelessness.

Stanley won her governors' agreement to allow more senior leaders to attend governing body meetings, including the pivotal finance and general purposes committee.

Some of the most miserable afternoons of my life were spent sitting in the finance and general purposes committee of the British Medical Association BMAA).

It seems unlikely that the finance and general purposes committee of the BMA will ever decide to get naked, but I've fantasised about the next best thing.

The GMB's general purposes committee will finalise the inquiry's terms and choose the investigator, possibly the former bar chairman Matthias Kelly QC, who earlier this year investigated the Aslef train drivers' union, today.

Joseph soon showed an interest in public affairs, being elected to the common council of the City of London Corporation and to the finance and general purposes committee of the National Council of Social Services.

However LBTH [London borough of Tower Hamlets] has checked the minutes of the LCC general purposes committee for 15 May 1962, which authorised the purchase and these specifically state that the statue was "to be sited in Stifford Estate (Stepney)".

A Labour member for Lambeth of the Greater London council (GLC) from 1964 to 1967 - and chairman of its general purposes committee - Victor Mishcon was created a life peer in 1978 during James Callaghan's administration.

For a lot of charities investment sits within the remit of the finance and general purposes committee (or other similar title) but a number, particularly ones receiving significant parts of their income from returns on their endowment or other assets, have a separate investment committee.

McDonald said: "My category one colleagues decided rightly to withdraw their services from matches this weekend in response to the outrageous way they have been treated by sections within Scottish football and, in my opinion, the lack of support they have received from the SFA general purposes committee in recent years.