Sentence examples for committees to adopt from inspiring English sources

Officials now maintain that the two books are virtually the same, now that the USGA's new rules permit competition committees to adopt a local rule classifying small pebbles in bunkers as loose impediments which can be removed, just as the R&A's rules do.

For instance, an applicant who wants alumni connections to be considered in admissions could ask the admissions committee to adopt that policy, or she could lobby the university administration or its popularly elected governing board.

In an interview with the Guardian, Andrew Sentance said the economy was bouncing back from the recession and it was time for the nine-strong monetary policy committee to adopt a "wait-and-see" approach to policy.

After taking heat from some of its membership for its high profile opposition to the Waxman-Markey America Clean Energy and Security (ACES) and Kerry-Boxer CEJAPA bills, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce urged a Senate committee to adopt climate change legislation that includes the proposals advanced by Senators Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Kerry.

McLaren advised the committee to adopt 14 days as a cut-off for embryo experiments.

Despite years of scandals, from ticket scams to cash for World Cup votes, under his watch, Blatter and the FIFA executive committee failed to adopt even basic accountability measures.

In a nod to conservative members of the panel concerned about what they call runaway spending, the committee voted to adopt new rules forcing lawmakers who want to increase spending for entitlement programs like Medicare to find other spending cuts of the same amount.

Influenced and inspired by this flurry of events, the faculty committee decided to adopt a studio-style approach.

Taking the broadly utilitarian view that embryo experiments were vital to understanding development and treating childhood diseases, the majority of the committee agreed to adopt fourteen days as the limit for research.

To ensure judicious use of limited health resources, clinicians and formulary committees are encouraged to adopt oral B12 therapy as a clinically and cost-effective first-line therapy for vitamin B12 deficiency.

But while acknowledging that the research on technology's impact was inadequate, the committee urged schools to adopt it anyhow.