Sentence examples for committees become from inspiring English sources

It suggested that tenure committees become more flexible.

As committees become smaller and cabinet government and elected mayors take control, planning decisions become more whimsical and likely to favour high-profile projects.

The Volunteer section features details on how you can serve on boards and committees, become a class officer, organize reunion events, and lead a club or group.

While hometown associations have been common for decades in Los Angeles and Chicago, only in the last decade have these committees become more noticeable in the New York area.

Leadership positions are available to members at many levels: students may choose to volunteer on chapter committees, become chapter officers, or serve as officers at the governing council level.

"I would note that despite her alleged migraines, according to her bio, Ms. Bachmann has managed to get a JD, an LLM, work as an attorney, raise as well as foster numerous children, hold down a job as a prominent member of congress on various committees, become a de facto Tea Party spokesperson, and launch a presidential campaign," Dr. Rosenberg wrote.

Independent expenditure committees "became a much more convenient way for people to funnel money to races," she said.

But Mr. Simon turned potential doom into a financial bonanza by having the Olympic committee become an equal partner with the Los Angeles Olympic organizers.

Within a year, the boycott committee became the Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM), and Bousquet threw himself into its activities, becoming especially engaged in its black solidarity and trade union committees, and later being elected as an executive member.

The advisory committee became NASA in 1958.

The flower show committee became school speech day.