Sentence examples for lesser committees from inspiring English sources

It presents itself as the new Libya's legislature, with a "crisis-management committee" as its government, alongside a plethora of lesser committees.

After dabbling on the lesser committees, he soon engineered a seat on the economic committee which, in the halcyon days of Labour governments, was issued with regular day returns to Downing Street.

When pressed, statistician Bloomfield characterized the committee's lesser confidence in the millennial result as "more at the level of 2 1 odds" that Earth is now warmer than it has been in at least 1000 years.

This week, besides the Queen's Speech, Parliament gets to see a lesser spectacle in the elections of select committee chairs.

The bar committee recommended the disbarment, rejecting lesser sanctions of a suspension of his license or a reprimand, a penalty that Mr. Clinton had suggested he might have accepted.

He also sat for lesser periods on the Joint Economic, Budget and Ethics committees.

"We are still seeing a pretty strong bid for Treasuries out of the concern both for the European debt crisis and, to a lesser extent I think, the gridlock" over the deficit committee.

Gone from key committees are trade champions; in their place are lesser lights.

Limit teacher time spent on hall duties, committees, one-size fits few training, and other lesser priorities and make additional collaborative planning time a priority in negotiated contracts.

All 25,000 would have to be paid for by the chairman of the Elgin committee (that is, Rovelstad) at one time; a lesser quantity could not be issued.

Many of Mr. Santorum's supporters (and, to a lesser degree, those backing Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul) could get very angry at the committee if it is seen as moving too quickly to declare the race over.