Similar words: committee, committed, committal, select, selected, selection, commit, commitment. Meaning: n. a parliamentary committee appointed for some special purpose.
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31. The two-year inquiry by the Commons trade and industry select committee found civil servants kept vital information from ministers.
32. It is expected to rule out many of the recommendations of the trade and industry select committee.
33. In 1988-89, the second report of the Environment Select Committee was on toxic and hazardous waste.
34. She said that Mr Heseltine had told the industry select committee that he would consider legislation to change the market.
35. The House of Commons select committee on the environment has also strongly criticized the state of Britain's coastal defences.
36. Now a Commons Select Committee says it strongly condemns the pricing policies of the major record companies.
37. In 1838 he had made an important statement of evidence before the select committee on workmen's combinations.
38. As chairman of the influential social services select committee,[http://sentencedict.com/select committee.html] he has regularly won headlines for the Labour Party on welfare issues.
39. Labour will seek to amend this bill as it goes through the select committee process.
40. The agency should also report to a Parliamentary Select Committee.
41. Over in the House of Commons, the boss of Barclays, Bob Diamond, had a robust set-to with MPs today in the Treasury Select Committee.
42. The bank executives pilloried by the UK's Treasury select committee of MPs were all exceptional people.
43. This summer the children's select committee published a report into the question of allegations against teachers.
44. He secured the appointment in 1864 of a select committee.
45. The question is before a Select Committee of the House of Commons at this very moment.
46. The Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction was the misbegotten product of the debt-ceiling crisis.
47. The Treasury Select Committee interviewed bankers and the Prime Minister last week about the banking collapse.
48. The London 2012 Olympics also remains "another critical area of vulnerability", according to the report from the Commons home affairs select committee published today.
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