Sentence examples for Recruit a panel from inspiring English sources

"It will be essential to recruit a panel from as wide a spectrum as possible, and certainly to ensure that the views of all the nations that make up the UK are represented.

We will recruit a panel of health professionals (GPs, clinical pharmacologists and geriatricians; about 20 in each group) to rate the face validity of our proposed QIs.

To measure ratings for radio stations, Arbitron recruits a panel of individuals to record their radio listening habits.

The Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) has recruited a panel to advise on its work and wider industry issues from the perspective of readers.

They recruited a panel of volunteers - a different group from the one that would later undergo exposure to the sounds.

It recruited a panel of respondents, who answer online questions, and provides results faster and, often, more accurately than rivals.

Princeton University has recruited a panel of volunteers in Mercer County (the county where Princeton is located) to participate in opinion surveys.

But by the time of the Chicago convention in June, he had recruited a panel of economists to create a programme.

The party has recruited a panel of senior doctors and NHS experts to advise it on how what it calls "a dedicated NHS and care tax" would help ease the health service's decade-long financial squeeze.

To pick the winner, I recruited a panel of three food aficionados: Jennifer Wilkinson, a former magazine food and wine editor; Kirsten Poole, a former Silver Spring caterer and restaurateur; and my son, David Barnes, who once ran a pizza parlor in Indiana.

It has recruited a panel of senior doctors and NHS experts to advise it on how a "dedicated NHS and care tax" would help ease the health service's decade-long financial squeeze.