Sentence examples for picking committees from inspiring English sources

"Picking committees can be tough water to navigate when you're new" to a university, admits Eric Bubar, an assistant professor of physics who joined Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia in 2011.

We're the ones who pick committees".

The speaker maintains the authority to pick committee chairmen, allocate salary bonuses, dole out pork-barrel spending and campaign contributions, decide the fate of bills and negotiate the budget.

The central portion of the book discusses some of the major hurdles of grad school: selecting a project, picking a committee, and defending your proposal.

"He picks the committees," Mr. Moreno said.

Mr. Chrétien argued that he should retain the power to hand-pick committee chairmen in order to guarantee that women and representatives of smaller provinces get their fair share of positions.

According to the plan endorsed by the military, the new parliament would pick a committee to draft the constitution.

New York hopes to survive to the second round and then pick off committee members who had supported the losing cities, round by round.

I think they should pick a committee of ex-players around Europe who have been in that situation who can tell.

Tip #3: Picking your dissertation committee members is the second most important political move you will ever make as a graduate student.

Douglas Cardwell, a timpanist and president of the orchestra committee, said, "Picking a music director is like seeking someone to marry, and the musicians were very open-eyed, open-eared, looking to fall in love with the one person".