Sentence examples for supplementaries from inspiring English sources

He began the session by telling MPs: "Just before I call the opening question, I would like to ask honourable members to keep their supplementaries to one question and I would ask that ministers' replies are kept to a reasonable length.

Whichever question it is, it raises some pointed supplementaries.

Committee members should serve long enough to become experts, able to formulate incisive supplementaries by themselves.

Though she became more detached from the work of the House, she always turned up for important votes and was ready with pertinent supplementaries at question time.

This additonal paperwork, known as a supplementary homicide report, is filed in 89% of homicide cases overall, according to a December 2013 study by the bureau of justice statistics (BJS).

Academics and specialists have long been aware of flaws in the FBI numbers, which are based on voluntary submissions by local law enforcement agencies of paperwork known as supplementary homicide reports.

Despite this shift, Horrocks said "considering supplementary funding [from the FCO] is something that could be on the policy agenda and could be part of the discussion about the BBC's future".

Wednesday's "supplementary note" on the NAO's initial July report said that across 150 severance payments to senior managers in the three years to the end of 2012, the BBC paid "more salary in lieu of notice than it was contractually obliged to in 22 cases, at a total cost of £1.4m".

Labour's manifesto, conversely, seeks at least in principle to ensure that jobs pay enough to live on, so that supplementary benefits are not needed.

The Liberal Democrats will press for a supplementary charge on banks until 2017-18 to be announced in next month's budget, Danny Alexander, the Treasury chief secretary has announced.

ERA is preparing a supplementary environmental impact statement (EIS) on the 3 Deeps mine.