Sentence examples for station committee from inspiring English sources

In Orange, a special train station committee was appointed several months ago by the first selectman to lobby for an Orange station.

Or at least the poll, singular, because there is only one polling station, committee room 14 in the Palace of Westminster.

Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station committee hosts forum to examine local drug trends.

The Station Committee of 1938, led by Axel Grenholm, recommended a route that would branch off from the existing line close to the then terminal station of Oslo West Station Osloo V).

With the site allowing for eight disabled spaces and 18 spaces for the fire station, the committee also felt the parking impact on local residents would be immense.

Mr. McGrath, who also serves on the station revitalization committee as well as the town's Affordable Housing Advisory Board, said that the developers estimated that only eight school-aged children would come from 100 two-bedroom units, but that the 100 homes in the Highview housing development recently completed right across from the railroad station added 31 children to Huntington schools.

The station's crisis committee, acting like a temporary management board, has fired him four times, but "each time," she said, "DOS tells them to calm down and not create chaos" before the elections.

"We came to see that even in an inland province, we could get a national response so long as we were willing to break with the past, to change our ideas and to be brave -- even taking things to extremes," said Liu Yiping, the head of the station's Communist Party committee, wearing a trendy dark collarless shirt and jeans.

At his polling station, the central election committee said nearly 100 out of a total of 1,615 ballots came from absentee voters.

Closing RHIC would be a disaster for the U.S. nuclear physics community, says Robert Tribble, a nuclear physicist at Texas A&M University, College Station, who chaired the committee that suggested doing exactly that in a report today to DOE's Nuclear Science Advisory Committee NSACC).

One of the most important jobs on election day is getting the numbers from the tellers at the polling stations back to the committee room.