Sentence examples for committees value from inspiring English sources
Graduate admissions committees value original research experience and take letters from research supervisors quite seriously, because those people can offer insight into a student's potential that transcripts cannot.
The admissions committee values evidence of technical depth in a particular area.
In making its awards, the selection committee values a variety of analytical approaches within each year's cohort as well as the range of each cohort's work across a wide variety of periods and places.
A government standing committee valued the sector at up to 500 million Australian dollars, the opening of the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris helped foster international interest in the ancient style and works by prominent Aboriginal artists like Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri sold for up to 2.4 million dollars at auction.
The Program II committee values the inclusion of an SCP as the culmination of your self-designed curriculum.
The committee's value as a sounding board depends as much on its distinctive outlook as on the specific knowledge and experience that its members bring to the discussion.
Companies with rapidly changing business environments and expecting significant emerging risks, such as quickly evolving technological innovation and cybersecurity risks, might also find a separate risk committee of value.
Yet, especially if you're at a research-intensive university, your tenure committee will value your research accomplishments more, often far more.
The $400,000 contribution from the House of Lloyd was made in July 1998 to a political action committee, American Values, when Mr. Ashcroft was considering a presidential run.
Perhaps Cornell will become the school we all wish it could be when those who love it forget about image committees and just value the great education they got there -- without caring how others regard it.
