Sentence examples for Core committee from inspiring English sources

Completing those core requirements, and selecting a core committee member, satisfy the requirements of the basic analytical economics minor.

Some serious stress fractures appeared this week when two prominent social activists on the 25-member core committee of India Against Corruption left the coalition.

Ms. Patkar, a core committee member of Team Anna, is not in favor of converting the movement into a political party.

Anna Hazare announced on Monday that he would be revamping the core committee of his team to give representation to all sections of society such as religious minorities, tribals, Dalits and young people (Indian Express).

Hazare, however, ruled out the possibility of revamping the core group, declaring in a statement read out by prominent aide Arvind Kejriwal that he does not "feel it is proper to dissolve the core committee".

But three prominent members of the core committee were conspicuous in their absence: the former supreme court justice Santosh Hegde and two veteran activists, Medha Patkar and Kumar Vishwas, all of whom had serious reservations about getting involved in politics.

In addition to the core committees, the board may wish to establish additional standing committees to meet ongoing governance or oversight needs appropriate to the corporation's business or industry, such as a risk management committee (if this function is not being performed by the audit committee), a compliance committee or a committee on social responsibility.

Recommendations Project management: Additional staffing is recommended for the next phase, with 2 core committees of resource people to support the 2 major parts of the FEP.

Mr. Saltsman, who was Mike Huckabee's campaign manager during the primaries, could still be vaulted into the chairman's seat by hard-core committee members who resent the explosion of criticism and have learned nothing from the last election.

David M. Blitzer, the chairman of S.& P.'s core earnings committee, said that he thought operating earnings was the least useful measure around.

One of the organisers, who sits alongside Kenneth Clarke on the core steering committee (which should be considered the "real" Bilderberg), is Henry Kissinger – still wanted for questioning in Spain over war crimes.