Sentence examples for pick members from inspiring English sources

The government bodies would keep that authority while talks go on, but the other groups would lose their power to pick members.

It also is tricky to pick members of the Joint Chiefs, who are not only the president's senior military advisers on questions of war but also the leaders of the individual military services, at the fulcrum of competing missions and constituencies that are never easy to balance.

When it came time to pick members, Mrs. Clinton, who led the advisory group, reached out to at least two colleagues from the McGovern presidential campaign — Mr. Mauro and Roy Spence, who headed an advertising firm in Texas that did extensive work for Wal-Mart.

Mr. Grasso came under criticism after the Big Board disclosed that he helped pick members of the committee that agreed to pay him more salary in some years than General Electric paid John F. Welch Jr. when he was its chairman.

Mr. Abrams, 64, who will retain his position as a partner at the New York law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, will serve a similar role, helping to pick members for and then overseeing a new board charged with assuring that DoubleClick is honoring its commitments to consumer privacy.

Today's financial woes have forced many companies to pick members of project teams from across various global locations and have them communicate virtually by phone, e-mail and videoconference thereby saving both time and money.

They were pure establishment picks, members of political dynasties whose parties swung in line early on.

Testifying later in court, Lieutenant Reilly characterized the mission as "extremely dangerous," and said that to carry it out he had picked members of the best of the four squads in the platoon.

"I've picked members for the committee that are very well respected," he said, acknowledging that he had rejected several members recommended by Ms. Frankel but only because they were from South Florida counties undergoing manual recounts.

The most different block,, is the one identified from the randomly picked members during the whole labelling history.

The new owners also began dismantling franchise advisory committees, replacing them with what Burger King called "excellence advisory councils" that the NFA claimed was made up of corporate picked members that did not truly represent the franchises.