Sentence examples for anonymous committees from inspiring English sources

Celebrants of this year's anniversary have enjoyed pointing out the ironies of the translation: that it was commissioned to mollify the losing faction at a religious conference; that far from "inventing the language", it was written in archaic prose; and – most surprising of all – that it was made not by an individual genius but by six largely anonymous committees.

An anonymous committee then decides if you are sufficiently "Instagram-influential".

It was some anonymous committee of the wise which wielded the axe, not the parliament.

The government's response when asked what it does to try to prevent blackballing is that each nomination is passed through more than one anonymous committee of insiders.

Both apps have exclusivity built into them, particularly Raya, which you are only allowed on after being scrutinised by an anonymous committee that takes particular note of how well followed and connected you are on Instagram.

Nominations are solicited; an anonymous committee sifts through commercial and noncommercial recordings, some of them surreptitiously obtained; committee members secretly slip into dozens of concerts — sometimes keeping to the balcony or hiding their faces with programs — to assess the performers, who are not supposed to know they are under consideration.

They use an anonymous committee to vote on nearly 300 applicants annually, from which they select about two dozen.

They use, she says, an anonymous committee to vote on nearly 300 applicants annually, from which they select about two dozen.

Anderson steals material for "free" from an uncheckable reference source written by an anonymous committee of volunteers -- and he charges us $27 for it!

While it calls for a speedy transition to civilian government, the truth remains that an anonymous committee wrote it without input from the main opposition groups - including the National Salvation Front and Tamarod.

Today, candidates must still be vetted by an anonymous "advisory committee".