report of a committee

Report of a committee, commission, council, board or other like body appointed by the Government.

When she looked at the title, however, she found it was the bound report of a committee investigating the country's prisons.

The public rights in Boston Common: Being the report of a committee of citizens.

Ravitch and Fehr met after each held a news conference to discuss the report of a committee that spent the past two years studying baseball's economics.

Nkumbula's departure came the day after parliament refused to accept the report of a committee which had investigated the abuse of public funds by Cabinet ministers.

"This strategy recovers essentially all the science capabilities expected at launch," said the report of a committee organized by the Space Telescope Science Institute.

The Beveridge Report was the report of a committee on Social Insurance and Allied Services, published in 1942.

Report of a committee of the Clinical Society of London nominated December 14, 1883, to investigate the subject of myxoedema.

Hugh Edwin Strickland draws up the report of a committee appointed by the British Association to consider the rules of zoological nomenclature.

The creation of the UGC was first proposed in 1904 in the report of a committee chaired by Lord Haldane.

("Doing Justice" is actually the report of a committee of lawyers and academics, of which I was a member and Mr. von Hirsch was the rapporteur.)

In 1867 a report of a committee of the Harveian Medical Society of London called for the expansion of the 1866 legislation to London and other large towns.

To the Editor: "Divorce Lawyers Assailed in Study," your May 5 article on the report of a committee appointed by New York State's highest court, raises an important question.

The controversy mostly ended with the report of a committee convened by the director of Brookhaven National Laboratory, J. H. Marburger, ostensibly ruling out the catastrophic scenarios depicted.

The outcome, instead, was an illustration of how a report of a committee of inquiry can be used to disarm and neutralise public and parliamentary agitation, regardless of the nature of its findings.

Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said today that Israel had endorsed a report of a committee led by former Senator George J. Mitchell as a possible basis for stopping violence and resuming peace talks.

Lister TA, Crowther D, Sutcliffe SB, et al.: Report of a committee convened to discuss the evaluation and staging of patients with Hodgkin's disease: Cotswolds meeting.

Mr. Perry's announcement today was of the final report of a committee on Okinawa made up of American and Japanese officials that was formed in November 1995 in response to the outcry over the rape.

Acting on the report of a committee appointed in 1988 to study homosexuality, the delegates rejected the committee majority's plea that the church acknowledge its "lack of a common mind" on the topic and therefore withdraw all condemnations of homosexual activity.

Dr. Birkbeck gave a lecture upon it at the Society of Arts on 9 December 1834, and in 1835 the Admiralty published the report of a committee appointed by the board to inquire into the value of the new method.

A special report of a committee of that board - a panel made up of new directors who were not around when Conrad M. Black and his associates were running the company as a "corporate kleptocracy," according to the report - certainly weighs that case.

In response to this and the report of a committee investigating the slow pace of the Court of Chancery, the Judicature Commission was formed in 1867, and given a wide remit to investigate reform of the courts, the law, and the legal profession.

Paragraph 2 states the Presiding Officer cannot consider any motions to proceed with any bill, resolution, report of a committee, or other subjects on the calendar until the morning business has been concluded and announced from the Chair, or until one hour after the Senate convenes at the beginning of a new legislative day.

Dr. Gerald Silverberg said he was told of his demotion at a meeting last week with Donald Kennedy, the president of Stanford University, and Dr. David Korn, the dean of the medical school, after the two men had reviewed the report of a committee assigned to investigate the accusations of sexism.