Sentence examples for two subcommittee from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murtha and two subcommittee colleagues, Peter Visclosky of Indiana and James Moran of Virginia, received more than $4 million in campaign contributions from contract hungry PMA Group clients, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

"How can you overlook a guy who died in your custody?" asked Rep. Zoe Lofgren, a California Democrat who has presided over two subcommittee hearings dealing with care and deaths in detention, battling unsuccessfully for full disclosure from immigration officials.

The committee chairman, Representative Fred Upton of Michigan, and two subcommittee chairmen wrote to Energy Secretary Steven Chu that his agency's haste had hurt "the quality and comprehensiveness" of the due diligence performed by the department and the Office of Management and Budget, which had to sign off on the loans.

Two subcommittees called a joint hearing after the Fed's decision last week.

On Wednesday, two subcommittees of the House Financial Services Committee were scheduled to hear testimony on the role of foreign-controlled funds in the United States.

On Wednesday, two subcommittees of the House Financial Services Committee will hear testimony about the role of foreign governments as investors in the United States.

Mr. Tauzin is the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee; the hearing today was a joint one held by two subcommittees, on Trade and Consumer Protection and on Oversight and Investigations.

Before the hearing on Tuesday, held by two subcommittees of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Mr. Tauzin had said that some of the replacement tires had a higher failure rate.

Representative Billy Tauzin, a Louisiana Republican who is the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, praised Ford for its decision, but said that two subcommittees would hold a joint hearing next week to review the action.

On Wednesday morning, two subcommittees of the House Financial Services Committee held a joint hearing on the Volcker Rule, which is named for the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Paul Volcker, and is aimed at restricting certain kinds of "proprietary trading" activities by big banks.

At the same time, two subcommittees of the House Transportation Committee held a joint hearing at which they took contradictory testimony on whether it would be riskier to ship waste to Nevada or leave it at 131 power reactors, research reactors, laboratories and weapons sites around the country.