No committee or group can be held responsible for such a lack of due diligence.
Actually there is a committee of citizens that decides from the tens of thousands of requests what subjects appear on stamps.
Sometimes, the members of the search committee have name tags.
Do not rely on the bulleted items in your vita to articulate to the committee what your credentials are.
And you could tell that the search-committee members really liked you.
Search-committee chairs are busy people, dealing with dozens of applications, many of which are quickly deemed disposable.
Yes, it could get your proposal tossed, depending on the stickiness of the committee members who read the proposals.
And be in a neat room as the committee will be able to see some of your surroundings.
The search committee will accept confidential applications and nominations until the position is filled.
committee recommends a sequence-based system for identifying pathogens.
British Dictionary definitions for committee
committee
noun
1.
(kəˈmɪtɪ). a group of people chosen or appointed to perform a specified service or function
2.
(ˌkɒmɪˈtiː). (formerly) a person to whom the care of a mentally incompetent person or his property was entrusted by a court See also receiver (sense 2)
Word Origin
C15: from committen to entrust + -ee
Word Origin and History for committee
n.
1620s, from commit + -ee, or else a revival of Anglo-French commite, past participle of commettre "to commit," from Latin committere "to unite, connect" (see commit). Originally "person to whom something is committed" (late 15c.); from 17c. in reference to a body of such people.