Sentence examples for the committee indicate from inspiring English sources

Yet annual reports filed by the committee indicate members displayed little curiosity about the actions of police officers, even as the county became the owner of the nation's highest rate of officer-involved deaths.

In May, the group said, "The data normally considered by the committee indicate the possibility that a recession began recently, but the economy has not declined nearly enough to merit a meeting of the committee or the determination of a peak date".

But, he added, "as the 180,000 pages of documents that the Department of Energy turned over to the committee indicate, the department's decisions about this loan were made on the merits, based on extensive review by the experts in the loan program — and nothing in this Republican committee memo changes that".

But the committee indicates that the ministry should do more".

The committee indicated that the time might be approaching when the practice should end.

A recent study by the International Centre for Sports Studies was presented to the committee indicating that 15% of licensed agents in England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain had entered into third-party ownership arrangements.

With this economic backdrop in mind, the committee indicated in our most recent statement that it could be appropriate to adjust rates in our next meeting".

Two members of the committee indicated the purchases should continue at the current pace through the end of 2013, while one argued they should be trimmed back immediately.

The information that has become available since the last meeting of the committee indicates that the economy, bolstered by a marked swing in inventory investment, is expanding at a significant pace.

However, an earlier paper published by the committee indicated that its data on loss of consciousness cases was far from complete, leaving subsequent papers' conclusions — like returned players not facing increased risk — as questionable.

Even a senator at the center of those talks among four Republicans and three Democrats, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the senior Republican on the committee, indicated a reluctance to back any legislation unless it was constructed to attract more than a handful of Republicans.