Sentence examples for creating committees from inspiring English sources

COMMITTEES Like all lefties, the protesters love splitting off into "working groups," creating committees for things like sanitation (a big one), "direct action," media, and security.

The University of Denver and Northwestern are also reckoning with this legacy, creating committees that have recognized Evans's culpability.

Instead of creating committees charged with ensuring the best possible medical care, a hospital could turn over that responsibility to patients.

The new demands from Calpers include asking banks to establish written criteria to determine the compensation of analysts, and creating committees to review changes in recommendations on buying or selling shares.

On the operations side, Mr. Anderson will soon hire senior managers to oversee operations, development and external affairs, and he is creating committees of department heads to make operational decisions.

Since last year, when Miller received seven of the required 12 votes for election from the veterans committee for executives and pioneers, the Hall revamped the voting procedures, creating committees to vote on players, managers, umpires and executives from the sport's pre-integration, golden and expansion eras.

Mr. Madigan creates committees based in part on members' personal interests.

"Whenever there is a difficulty," says Mr Mallié, "we just create committees".

And the study is critical of Congress for failing to create committees that cut across national security issues.

The cities that want to be a convention site create committees, which promise to raise copious cash if chosen.

The Department of Energy then created committees to assess options, and it chose the mixed oxide fuel fabrication option.