Sentence examples for committees compared to from inspiring English sources

The opportunity to make submissions, and the greater accessibility of the committees compared to parliament itself, can provide disadvantaged individuals and organisations valued opportunities to engage in democratic processes.

There is a statistically significant association between hospital size and the existence of an emergency planning committee i.e. 50%% of smaller hospitals (<100 beds) have emergency planning committees compared to >90%% of medium and larger hospitals surveyed.

We note that the larger boards in the group (14 members or more) have on average one additional committee compared to the smaller size boards.

And only nine outside witness will be allowed to testify before the committee, compared to 19 who spoke during Ashcroft's hearing.

A candidate who wrote a thesis on Merovingian nuns stands out to admissions committees when compared to the hundred applicants who have studied pre-law for four years!

A majority of new cars and vans bought in the UK would need to be fully or partially electric, the committee said, compared to a small number today.

There are no limits on the soft money contributions Mr. Gephardt could collect for the campaign committee, as compared to the limits on the money he raised for himself.

There is only one labor representative on the committee, as compared to eleven corporate CEOs, and it would be good to know why.

At the National Academies there is a vast difference in the weight ascribed to consensus committee recommendations, compared to the individual opinions that are collected in a workshop summary.

This is reflected in the lower percentage of interventions ranked as level II evidence by our committee (5% compared to 44% in the Moyer study [ 5]) than those previous.

Councilwoman Sandy Genis, expressed concerns about stretching city staff's time too thin and the extent of the committee's purpose compared to what's already being done by others.