Sentence examples for small committees from inspiring English sources

Students are growing weary of small committees taking decisions in their name behind closed doors.

Others, known as WECLs, concern well-established case law and can be dispatched by small committees of judges.

Let small committees of competent persons judge and nominate the right board members regardless of their gender.

The alteration, championed by Michael Moore, who made the anti-gun film Bowling for Columbine, means small committees of the documentary branch are no longer making the decisions.

This assault may not succeed: the pope's tactic has been the appointment of small committees to wage war on bureaucracy and there is a danger that the oldest bureaucracy in the world may simply assimilate them.

Meanwhile, in nearby meeting rooms, 1,200 students in other small "committees" recreated scenes from the Civil War, a Pakistani cabinet meeting and the cult TV series "The Wire".

It might be a small committee, but it's far from "one person".

That year, in each subject area a very small committee passed judgment on all relevant departments, including their own.

A small committee, including the managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, which is owned by Dow Jones, decides which companies get added and dropped.

The artists were chosen by a small committee led by Cardinal Ravasi and Micol Forti, the director of contemporary art at the Vatican Museums.

A small committee selects 30 big companies — I.B.M., G.E., McDonald's, Disney and so forth — and then adds up the price of their stocks.