Sentence examples for subcommittee work from inspiring English sources

The panel will hear from 67 witnesses this week and will begin subcommittee work next week.

"I was so hopeful going into the General Conference and the way it looks now that we have a week of subcommittee work under our belt is not good," Schaefer said from Portland. .

This subcommittee work is then vetted and discussed in the public NCFS meetings.

And over the summer a House subcommittee working on a defense bill surprised Capitol Hill by adopting an amendment sunsetting the AUMF after 240 days.

The Subcommittee works with administrators to ensure that subject offerings are sufficient to sustain the Concentration, and that appropriate instructors, preferably faculty, are available to serve as advisors.

Their request was granted, and the resulting subcommittee worked for several years on a three part code: one part for Impairment, one part for Cause, another part for Etiology.

Huston, director of external innovation at Procter & Gamble, noted as well that the "Connect & Develop" initiative had strong support from P&G's board of directors and that there has been a board subcommittee working on the issue.

A House subcommittee working on the 2011 budget last week agreed to finance NASA next year at $19 billion as requested by Mr. Obama, but sidestepped the controversy of what the money would be spent on by saying it would defer to what emerged in the NASA authorization.

The Economic Development Action Plan was developed under the guidance of a City Council subcommittee working with officials of the Laguna Beach Visitors Bureau and Chamber of Commerce.

This subcommittee worked with a doctoral research assistant to adapt items from several existing instruments (Caughy et al. 2001; Farquhar 2000; Morenoff JD, House JS, Raudenush SW, unpublished data; Perkins et al. 1992) and to develop new items for this checklist through an extensive process (for a more complete description of this process, see Zenk et al. 2005b).

Around the same time, Sens. Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey used the Freedom House ratings to inform their subcommittees' work on censorship abroad and U.S. security assistance programs.