Sentence examples for worthy committees from inspiring English sources

Lord Shawcross, as he now was, served on numerous worthy committees and on the boards of companies.

Debate may become less genteel and the work of all those worthy committees on fish quotas and chemical regulations could be disrupted.

We manually identified copy number segments worthy of committee discussion and potential classification.

The former chief of staff, legal counsel and political director for the North Carolina Republican Party is the individual who incorporated "the committee," but for some reason he doesn't deem "the committee" worthy of mention in his on-line profile.

Raab says that sort of scaremongering is not worthy of the committee.

The worthy grind of committee work and painstaking debate is forgotten.In this section Zero-rated A surfeit of golf Poor John Parking the process Over-stretched and over there Blair's bugle Living on his wits Lucky Luton ReprintsThen there is the question of how accessible coverage is.

It suggests that a slice of this money be redirected to a mission fund, to be parcelled out by middle-ranking worthies known as diocesan committees.

At the annual general meeting (AGM) of the private-equity firm, held this week in Wuhan, he arranged for a bedecked circular conference table so enormous that even a Chinese guest whispered that it was "worthy of the central committee".

The committee approved a worthy measure sponsored by Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, that for the first time would require cellphone companies to obtain a user's permission to collect location data and sell it or share it with third parties.

You must learn to wield the key with finesse such that the door you are trying to pass through (your committee) deems you worthy of entrance into their world.

Under the heading "options worthy of consideration," the budget committee suggests moving NOAA to the Department of Interior, placing NIST within NSF, and assigning the Census Bureau, including the massive decennial census, to the Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.