Sentence examples for transitional committee from inspiring English sources

He announced that the country's borders had been closed, a transitional committee had been set up and the constitution had been suspended.

For example, the Green Climate Fund decision was to set up a "transitional committee" to design the fund, with no agreement on how the $30bn by 2012 or $100bn by 2020 previously promised will be raised.

Zida also confirmed the country's borders had been temporarily shut, the constitution suspended, and a transitional committee set up until elections were called.

Provincial authority over local government entered a period of change during the 1990s, and a transitional provincial committee for local government was established.

Rangin Spanta, who was part of the transitional-justice action committee and is now foreign minister, told me he tried to resign: "Karzai rejected my resignation.

Poorer countries saw this as a success because they will outnumber rich countries on a 'transitional committee' for the fund, which is due to be set up in 2011.

Rebel forces continued to observe the one-week extension given to Bani Walid to surrender, and the rebels' acting minister of defense, Jalal al-Dghaili, said talks with supporters of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi there were continuing, according to the chairman of the transitional council's media committee, Jalil Elgallal.

Mr. Istrabadi, who is in Baghdad helping Dr. Pachachi's committee draft the transitional law to take effect after June 30, said most Iraqis would oppose the establishment of ethnic states.

But because journalism is in such a transitional phase, he will lead the search committee himself.

The transitional government had asked the Council's sanctions committee to lift the asset freeze on the Central Bank of Libya and its subsidiary, the Libyan Foreign Bank.

Eurosceptic Conservative MP Peter Lilley, who sits on the Exiting the European Union committee, said he would expect a transitional period of "weeks or months" rather than years to allow staff to prepare for a new system.