national committee
- noun
- Literature
- Czech liberals in Prague form a national committee and also send their demands to Vienna.
- served on national committee
So he fired the current, the former Republican National Committee chair, Ronnie, Ronnie McDaniel, after he had her change her name again beside the point.
- So he fired the current, the former Republican National Committee chair, Ronnie, Ronnie McDaniel, after he had her change her name again beside the point.
- Even among conservatives, MAGA is pushing a long haired gay guy to be RN's Republican National Committee chairman.
Examples
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Ibrahim has supervised the theses of more than 50 master's and doctoral students and has been a member or chair of regional and national committees.
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Also in March, the national committee, overseer of the standards-writing process, will meet to discuss the drafts received by that time.
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Serve on a local, state, or national committee or task force.
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Active participation of national conventions in selecting national committee members.
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Songs are recommended by a national committee appointed by the MENC president.
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In Libya, there is none, although the national committee for mental health is preparing a workshop to discuss the need for one.
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After the task forces fine-tune the draft, the national committee will meet to approve a release for public discussion.
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His articles were singled out for national awards by a national committee headed by George Gallup.
Blog text (28) -
Under the new review process, a group of six national committee members will oversee and expedite this effort (see box below).
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The national committee organized the party's annual convention and ensured everything was in place.
Synonyms
A group of people who meet to discuss and make decisions about something
How Central
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase's meaning is directly derivable from 'national' (country-level) modifying 'committee' (a group formed to address matters): it denotes a committee operating at the national level. This compositional pattern is common and cross-linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand it.
Etymology
National committee comes from the idea of a small group, a committee, chosen to act for the whole country, national. They meet to make big plans and run national events, so the name means 'the party's main decision group'.