Sentence examples for committee prefers from inspiring English sources

The admissions committee prefers at least a 650 (abbreviated as 65) out of a possible 800 on each test.

Historically, it is often true that outspoken opposition has produced a moderation in Fed policy, because the committee prefers to operate by consensus.

And so, whereas today's Olympic committee prefers to "celebrate humanity" (an official slogan of contemporary Olympiads), the Greek athlete wanted only to be celebrated himself; it was his one ticket to immortality.

But the committee prefers that the street remain in the city's hands, and it asked for a new plan to be submitted next month, said Susan Stetzer, the district manager of Community Board 3. "There's very little city-owned space left, and we would like the city to continue to own Extra Place," she said.

Hackney's planning committee preferred the latter.

According to the minutes, a minority on the committee preferred announcing a schedule for asset sales, without necessarily waiting for the Fed to raise interest rates.

However, the majority on the committee preferred a "more moderate" expansion, saying that some of the most immediate downside risks to the economy seemed to have receded.

Another point of contention was that Fender, against the wishes of the committee, preferred to keep in-form professional players in the team instead of playing amateurs when they were available.

He even managed to twist questions on drones into baffling discussions of parliamentary committees, preferring not to offend anybody.And with that he led journalists to a table groaning with kebabs, assorted curries, piles of biryani and steaming bread.

Most of the funding agencies require that I already have a faculty position in order to apply for grants, while faculty recruitment committees prefer candidates who already have a grant.

Admissions committees prefer candidates who already have a clear notion of what they would like to do.