Sentence examples for large committees from inspiring English sources

CLEAR VISION AND AUTHORITY Great games are not designed by committees, or at least not by very large committees.

China's 2002 National Team, Kepu Park, Shenyang National soccer statues are rare, in part because it's hard to get large committees to agree on who most deserves one.

In the early and mid-90's, company leaders were intent on restoring financial stability and tended to choose cautious designs that were supported by large committees of designers relying on extensive market research.

The children's book awards, decided by large committees of librarians, are important to parents and publishers, who value the gold and silver stickers as symbols of quality and buy accordingly.

There will be long and frequent speeches, large committees will be formed to conduct further study and consideration and, so far as it comes, change will proceed cautiously, with everything done through the proper channels.

Fourth, large committees and short terms are therefore socially desirable if the weight on output stabilization in the social loss function is low.

After the bombing there, a large committee of public and private relief agencies met each week to decide, victim by victim, how best to distribute benefits.

Standing in front of a large committee logo, Mr. Romney declared it was "good to see so many old friends" and pledged to restore American principles and greatness "together, with a great win in November".

Mr. Borodin denies the Swiss allegations, describing himself as merely one member of a large committee that awarded contracts on the basis of competitive bids, which he said would preclude kickbacks.

But there is no central body to provide overall coordination -- nothing at all like the large committee of relief agencies in Oklahoma City that met each Friday to decide, victim by victim, how to distribute benefits.

"Hi guys, it's a big attendance this evening," the prime minister said to the assembled media as he walked into the large committee room, overlooking the Thames, where backbench Labour MPs were planning to attack his leadership.