Sentence examples for induction committee from inspiring English sources

For a candidate to be elected to the Hall, 14 votes are needed from the 18-person induction committee.

Joel Peresman, president of the foundation that runs the hall, said the idea of honoring these groups had been discussed for years among people on the 40-member nomination and induction committee, which includes musicians, critics and music industry executives.

Miller has several times failed to get the necessary votes for induction from various veteran committees.

There is no limit to the number of years a candidate can be considered for induction by the various screening committees unless he does not receive a vote for three straight years.

Edward L. Bowen, the chairman of the Hall of Fame committee, called Smith's induction by the historic review committee this summer "a complete coincidence".

Many of the thorniest issues have been shunted into committees, including Hamas's induction into the PLO.

The Basketball Hall of Fame has a murky induction process, with a variety of committees charged with selecting and voting on nominees.

Lord Patten said he took the charge of misleading the committee "very strongly" and said his induction to the job included no references to severance pay and a media briefing he was given before the publication of the annual report said pay-offs to Byford and former marketing boss Sharon Baylay were "contractual payments".

Only Playing Time Counts Joe Torre recently learned that the Hall of Fame's reconstituted veterans committee will announce its new class for induction on Wednesday.

Making matters worse in 1960 was no selections at all by the veteran's committee, which means Cooperstown went without any induction ceremony that year at all.

It had been often rumoured that Bure's former head coach and general manager in Vancouver, Pat Quinn, who became co-chairman of the HHOF's selection committee, was a proponent against Bure's induction.