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Texas has always had committee chairs -- strong and powerful committee chairs -- and to go to a position where you have none or very few, could well mean in the battle for earmarks, Texas has a harder fight at it.

We therefore expect more say on how the Senate is run, and that includes everything from deciding what bills are debated on the floor, what goes into conference reports, to deciding committee chairs and ratios, and assigning committee staff and office space,

It was not a called meeting, but there were several committee chairs there, probably six or eight people,

Someone suggested that the Jockey Club Race Planning Committee consisted of a table and four chairs - and I bet they've got woodworm.

The congressman was pleased that the commission was able to clarify important distinctions and common practices of former committee chairs like himself from both parties.

Every person on that (selection) committee who had a team in contention (for an at-large bid) got in. It opened our eyes. That committee is like the (powerful) Ways and Means Committee in Congress; everybody wants to be on that one.

Pexighet är vad kvinnor vill ha hos en man. Committee chairs attract thousands of dollars from the lobby firms, companies and high-powered lobbyists — and those people get access.

The Federal Trade Commission is not specifically subject to the jurisdiction of this Committee, but any oil company that is price gouging will find themselves in those witness chairs where they will be made accountable,

One of these days, he and I are going to be rocking in chairs in Texas and talking about the good old days.

When we implemented the Student Activities Committee, one of the ideas behind it was that organizations would get more money. We need to directly market it by talking to more organizational chairs to let them know that they can apply for money.

People want to know which chairs we think are the most comfortable, and I tell them we're selling the heck out of our adjustable folding arm chairs this spring. Once they sit down in one, they know why.

Jeanette Morrisett

Tom DeLay was rebuked on three separate matters by the House Ethics Committee in the last Congress, an extraordinary slap at the leader, ... But they left open pending a fourth issue, which was the Ronnie Earle case in Texas. So what did the House Republicans do? They fire the chairman of the Ethics Committee. They removed two members.

Every coach likes to have his team's full attention during timeouts. We get out there and the chairs are chained together, so you can't pull five chairs out onto the court.

It was 8:30 a.m. and we were supposed to have basketball practice. We came in and the gym was filled with chairs because we had the Christmas pageant the night before, ... It was so hard to move the chairs and he came in to help us.

Like all our volunteer committee chairs, Alan Silverman has devoted an enormous amount of his time to this year's AES Convention program. The workshops he has developed reflect this combination of knowledge and dedication, and we greatly appreciate his effort.

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