Sentence examples for Panel remarks from inspiring English sources

In his panel remarks on the future direction of financial regulation after the 2012 elections, Professor Lawrence Baxter argues that the age of large banks and "too big to fail" is destined to come to an end, but not through the traditional avenue of governmental oversight.

Professor Ruth Obiang, speaking on a panel, remarks, You look good, Mr. President, because your mother and your wife feed you.

As I stress in my panel remarks, the root of hunger is not inadequate quantities of food but the inevitable outcome of certain qualities of human relationships: specifically, whether they reflect concentrated power and secrecy or inclusive power and transparency.

"It was a very hot day and the selection panel remarked on how cool and collected I looked in my green dress.

There is, as one of our panel remarked of Madame Bovary, often precious little loving going on in these famous love stories.

As one of the judging panel remarked, together the books proclaim: 'it doesn't matter if you're three or 16, poetry is for you!'" Run by the Centre for Literacy in primary education, the annual poetry award is the only one of its kind in the UK, encouraging and celebrating outstanding poetry published for children.

As Dr. Michael M. E. Johns, chairman of the expert panel, remarked at a public briefing on the report on Tuesday, "While the science on sleep and human performance provided a rich evidence base for duty hour adjustment, there was limited data on the impact of the 2003 limits on actual hours worked, scheduling practices, education and patient safety".

While it can be extremely frustrating to have ill-considered episodes such as the "death panel" remark of Sarah Palin derailing better end-of-life policy and care and contributing to much ongoing suffering, these professionals of many disciplines keep cranking out their state-of-the-art work to (hopefully) guide health practice, education, and law.

Several experts in our panel remarked that this could be a burden to women, especially if the outcome is disappointing.

In June 1979, Jimmy Carter became the first president to install solar panels, remarking that he thought the solar devices would remain a useful fixture at the White House well into the 2000s.

Details of the panel's remarks and recommendations are provided in this report.