Sentences with phrase «committee know everyone»

Members of the committee know everyone and I believe it is a great job.

Not exact matches

I imagined a big huge committee where everyone shouted out ideas, and nobody got told, «No.»

Everyone involved denies any wrongdoing, and Tony Wright, the chairman of the public administration committee, said he now believed the inquiries should go no further.

«I am as frustrated as everyone else is, and more frustrated because I know the MTA can do so much better,» Lhota told members of the Senate's finance committee, who unanimously approved his nomination.

Everyone knows that each House and Senate committee has representatives from both parties which include a senior member of the minority party.

Everyone knows the real conflict is taking place within the coalition government's many committees, as the Liberal Democrats dig their heels in against the reforms.

«I think everyone knows that Governor Cuomo is trying to kill the Working Families Party, because it's the only group that has ever really stood up to him,» said Anita Thayer, a Working Families Party state committee member from Albany.

«I think everyone knows that Governor Cuomo is trying to kill the Working Families Party, because it's the only group that has ever really stood up to him,» Anita Thayer, a pro-Teachout WFP state committee member recently told the Times, summarizing the party's pitch.

«Everyone believes and knows it's ridiculous now,» said Sen. Andrew Lanza, a Staten Island Republican who chairs the Senate Ethics Committee.

Besides, everyone knows your committee work will count very little in your tenure decision.

Everyone knows someone who's been laid off — and the experience I gained writing patents has clearly attracted interest from the selection committees, whose departments are increasingly eager to boost their own intellectual property savvy.

If everyone knew about the scientific method the challenges I faced in my first presentation before a Canadian Parliamentary Committee would not have occurred.

After all, the U.S. process has been honed to a fine turn so that everyone knows their roles and does their best to perform them (I'm being unfair here to those on the Committee who are expected to oppose Judge Sotomayor's appointment based on their own party affiliation, but who will apparently vote for her, but they are more than accounted for by their compatriots who bluster their opposition.)

For the last two and a half years, I have networked like mad, called or emailed everyone I know (or so it seems), consumed gallons of coffee with friends and friends of friends, remained active in bar committees and legal organizations, and answered every ad for a commercial litigator I have seen on job sites whose similar names have blurred together.

In short, Lisa made it easy for everyone one the firm website committee to look like we knew what we were doing!

«At the request of the Department of Justice, a little - known body — the Advisory Committee on the Rules of Criminal Procedure — is proposing a significant change to procedural rules that could have profound implications for the privacy rights and security interests of everyone who uses the Internet.