The most fun you can have as a teacher – as any teacher will tell you - is to be 'observed' (checked up on, rated, judged, and maybe found wanting) – and I've been especially lucky to have this happen twice recently, first by my boss and then by a small committee of higher-ups from the organisation of which my school is a part.
Earlier this year, Commissioner Scoppetta announced the creation of an interdepartmental committee of high-ranking police and fire officials.
Kids Company's services, logistics, egos and £46m in public money were all supposed to be overseen by a committee of high-profile volunteer trustees.
To avoid embarrassing liaisons, Rosen said, Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign staff submitted a donor's name to a three-member vetting committee of high-ranking campaign officials.
The plan to grant access to paedophile registers - drawn up by a committee of high-ranking civil servants - is intended to prevent paedophiles known in one part of the country from moving away to a new neighbourhood and seeking jobs which give them access to more young victims.
The deletion of the article comes after it was reported, on Monday, that Egypt's military leader Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi has ordered the formation of a committee of high-ranking army generals to ensure the armed forces get positive media coverage.
The report coincides with an article in al-Masry al-Youm, which says that the de facto interim ruler, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi "has ordered the formation of a committee of high-ranking army generals tasked with ensuring the Egyptian armed forces are given positive media coverage".
But there could be an upside to a new national security committee of high-level officials if it can rein in other Chinese officials eager for confrontation with neighbors like Japan, or if it can help coordinate a more effective response to climate change.
"She's probably very competent, but it's more of the same," said Assemblyman Thomas P. Giblin, a Democrat and the vice chairman of the committee on higher education.
The policy-setting committee warned of higher and more volatile energy prices in the future, but doubted that the damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina would be a "persistent threat" to the economy.Consumer prices in America increased by 0.5% in August, pushing the year-on-year rate to 3.6%.
