Sentence examples for the subcommittees from inspiring English sources
noun
A committee formed by an existing committee.
When the budget reaches the House of Representatives, it is distributed among the subcommittees of the Appropriations Committee.
Each was a "cardinal," as the chairmen of the subcommittees are known, and in line to become the head of the powerful panel.
"There is nothing wrong with people being recruited to become Muslims," Representative Jane Harman, the California Democrat who is chairwoman of the subcommittees, said in an interview yesterday.
Explain to students that as the subcommittees prepare their reports, they will be researching both the pros and cons of employing the new system, and should take the perspectives of these different parties into account.
Senator Byron L. Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota and head of one of the subcommittees investigating Enron, said that he had been informed on Friday and Saturday that Mr. Lay would testify.
"Clearly Enron was a very politically active corporation, and I think that makes this a more interesting story," said Senator Peter G. Fitzgerald, the Illinois Republican who is the ranking minority member on one of the subcommittees examining the affair.
The subcommittee has 11 members.
The subcommittee has recommended $432 million.
Cambridge contested the subcommittee's findings.
Several members of the subcommittee expressed outrage.
None of the Republicans on the subcommittee attended the hearing.
