Sentence examples for reading committee from inspiring English sources

Danielle, a loner and former mascot of her classmates' "I Hate Danielle Club," ends up on her school's summer reading committee, where she tries, and fails, to sell teachers on books more challenging than "Twilight".

A translator, editor and judge of literary prizes, for a quarter of a decade, Aury was the only woman to sit on the reading committee of publishers Gallimard (a body that also included Albert Camus) and was a holder of the Légion d'Honneur.

During the development of the intervention, patient participation was secured by (filmed) interviews with patients, content feedback by a multidisciplinary reading committee, including BCS and oncology professionals, and usability testing of the final website.

Relying on the conclusions of a local reader (radiologist or rheumatologist) rather than on a report of a central reading committee (as in clinical trials) should also be interpreted in this context, but this is exactly the clinical situation that we wanted to address.

The recent order by India's water resources ministry to its authorities regarding the constitution of the "classified data release committee" read: "The committee shall consider requests for release of classified data after due verification by the concerned chief engineer of the Central Water Commission and [the] receipt of [a] secrecy undertaking".

Weds—I broke committee rules by reading from "committee confidential" docs.

"That reflects the nature of the committee, if I am reading the committee right, and I think the House as a whole".

After reading the committee's report, Museveni wrote, in a letter to U.S. President Barack Obama, that the committee's "unanimous conclusion was that homosexuality, contrary to my earlier thinking, was behavioural and not genetic.

In a statement on Tuesday, Ofcom said it was reading the committee's report "with interest" and would use it, along with other evidence, to make its final judgment on the News Corporation.

That concern spiked as Mr. Steele fired his chief of staff, Ken McKay — a popular figure who, Republicans said, learned of his dismissal when his wife saw the report on MSNBC — implicitly blaming him for spending abuses, including the strip club, that Mr. Steele said he had only learned about by reading his committee's report to the Federal Election Commission.

After the theater's play-reading committee chooses plays to produce each season, the slate must be approved by church officials.