Sentence examples for tiny committee from inspiring English sources

A tiny committee of five core developers that controls the Bitcoin codebase has become the Star Chamber that guides the future of Bitcoin.

IN THE 1906 election, an alliance with the tiny Labour Representation Committee helped the Liberal Party win its greatest electoral victory.

He is famous in the Senate for reading his briefs every night and for agonising over the tiniest minutiae during committee meetings.

In the guesthouse parlour, they welcomed us – in a Romanian ritual – with a crystal decanter of brandy and a reception committee of tiny glasses.

It is one tiny example of the committee's ground game on behalf of Mitt Romney and Representative Paul D. Ryan — a multimillion dollar effort that is largely being financed and coordinated out of the party's national headquarters in Washington D.C., not the campaign's Boston-based operation.

I was co-chairman of the social committee at tiny Bethany College in Bethany, West Virginia.

A couple of days ago, the Sunday Times of London, where I started out in journalism, alleged that a senior official from Qatar made secret payments of more than five million dollars to insure that FIFA's twenty-four-person executive committee chose the tiny desert kingdom as the site of the 2022 World Cup, over the United States, Australia, Japan, and South Korea.

We have a parliamentary committee with a tiny budget of £1m overseeing the three agencies [the intelligence service MI6, security service MI5 and communications monitor GCHQ] with over £2bn.

That conclusion has grown stronger over the past 15 years, says the NAS committee, dismissing the hypothesis that tiny amounts of radiation are harmless or beneficial.

The broadcast committee also approved the use of tiny cameras mounted on the bill of the umpires' caps during nine preseason games.

Consider the intense anxiety that afflicts hiring committees, whose members know that every tiny decision may come under the hostile microscope of an "equity officer" or some other licensed busybody.