Sentence examples for official committees from inspiring English sources

He set up its National Centre for Orchestral Studies and continued to "overwork" on official committees.

In recent years, at least three official committees have suggested changing the methods used to measure poverty in India.

Mr. Singh also faces the burden of failing to implement any recommendations on Kashmir that several official committees established by him over the years have made.

The gestures ranged from large to small, from reforming Canada's immigration policies to welcome more high-skilled immigrants to creating official committees celebrating the virtues of traditional Chinese medicine.

Official committees for equity holders are rarely granted, and only when a bankruptcy judge or a United States Trustee sees an exceptional need to give shareholders a formal seat at the table.

People were still biddable, visiting the Design Centre in Haymarket before they made a purchase, surveying the products selected as good British design by official committees and marked with the black-and-white triangular swing ticket of approval (itself a fine example of the graphics of the time).

During that time, Jones, a London councillor, was on the official committee scrutinising the Metropolitan police.

Without spending reductions or other revenue rises, such cuts are "unserious", complained the official committee of economic wise men.

This was more or less what an official committee, under former Ofsted chief inspector Mike Tomlinson, proposed in 2004.

During the entire period she was a member of the official committee scrutinising the Met as a London councillor.

Among the many eyebrow-raising facts in this excellent book is that the United Nations has an official committee of geographers to discourage their use.