Sentences with phrase «new subcommittee»
A "new subcommittee" refers to a small group of people who have been assigned a specific task or area of responsibility within a larger organization or committee. They are newly formed to tackle a particular issue, project, or decision-making process. Full definition
In return for his decision, Felder got to chair a brand new subcommittee on NYC education that was created by the Republicans just for him.
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«Since becoming Speaker, I have made a special effort to create issue specific workgroups and a new subcommittee structure that promotes member participation while exploring new ideas to move New York forward,» said Heastie in a statement.
Mr Cameron has established a new subcommittee of the national security council, NSC (L), which will bring together the prime minister, deputy prime minister, the foreign secretary, defence secretary, international development secretary and other ministers with defence and intelligence experts.
The new subcommittee on macronutrients will deal with those.
This comes back to the issue of carbohydrate to fat to protein ratio, which will be addressed by the new subcommittee on macronutrients.
WASHINGTON — The Senate Judiciary Committee has created a new subcommittee focused on federal courts and the bankruptcy litigation system.
Goltsblat BLP has joined a new subcommittee for strategic innovations in the automotive sphere, set up under the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of the RF
If the Rules Committee accepts some or all of the recommendations in this report, it should establish a new subcommittee to examine implementation issues.
Rep. Mike Zalewski, D - Riverside, who will chair the new subcommittee, said the group will focus on the software behind bitcoin, called blockchain.