Sentence examples for usually committee from inspiring English sources

Usually, committee members pointed out, ownership means more.

Usually, committee leaders draft a base bill and submit it to members to amend.

Usually, committee discussions are constructive and cordial.

At this point I'm still trying to hire a chief of staff, and usually committee decisions are downstream from that.

Usually, most committee chairs stay in post for a full five years, but things could be different for British MEPs this time round.

Usually, the committee's favored indicators turn down together, but this time industrial production peaked in September of last year, wholesale and retail trade during the winter, employment last March and personal income probably in October.

More usually, the committee removes honours from people such as sex offender Rolf Harris, who have been sentenced to prison for at least three months for a criminal offence, or those who have been censured or struck off by a professional or regulatory body.

Usually, a committee of teachers, scientists, parents, and other stakeholders will be convened to write and review the standards.

Seniority still usually delivers committee chairmanships.

Usually, the committee only reverses the decision of the administrative law judge if it can be argued that the judge made a legal mistake.

Usually a thesis committee is made up of three professors: a chair (the "head" of your committee), and two readers.