Sentence examples for sensitive committee from inspiring English sources

"I think she's always been a little bit of leverage," said one lawmaker familiar with the controversy over Starzak's nomination, requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive committee matters.

"The more diverse its members, the more sensitive the committee is likely to be to sexual harassment or other nonfinancial issues," she said.

Since Bush took office, some of the most politically sensitive scientific committees have been dissolved.

Furthermore, MI5 can withhold any documents it deems "sensitive", leaving the committee with little to look at.

Under the rules, the disclosure of reports and other documents marked "committee sensitive" are stricter. .

In a letter to Obama, Burr wrote: "I consider that report to be a highly classified and committee sensitive document".

Due to it's sensitive nature, the committee is planning a closed-door hearing unless the weather is unseasonably warm.

By claiming the report as "committee sensitive," Burr suggests the document should be subject to the Senate committee's much stricter rules of disclosure.

"[The report is] a committee sensitive document that should not leave the committee," Burr said, though he wouldn't clearly say whether the FOIA consideration was part of his decision to request the document back from the executive branch.

In his January 14 letter to Obama, Burr, who was harshly critical of the torture report's findings and conclusions, said the full report Feinstein sent to the White House last month is a "highly classified and committee sensitive document" that "should not be entered into any Executive Branch system of records".

Bardella works in a highly sensitive office: Issa's committee could be the custodian of subpoenaed White House e-mails and other explosive documents.