Sentence examples for advisory structure from inspiring English sources

The Liberal government then introduced a new science governance advisory structure.

But those in opposing camps -- advisers themselves, of course, with a clear interest in the perceived importance of their work -- insist that the lack of a more formal advisory structure in the Bradley campaign is a problem.

There is a strong and convincing case to be made for a permanent science advisory structure in Canadian governments (at both the federal and provincial levels) that can add light to what has been at times a sombre debate.

What the public needs from all this is some assurance that once the passions have subsided, Mr. Griffin will look closely at whether he is losing anything valuable through his streamlining of the advisory structure.

Bethe, who married Rose Ewald in 1939 and had a son and a daughter, became a member of the US President's Science Advisory Committee in the 1950s and, for decades afterwards, remained deeply involved in the advisory structure of physics, both internationally and in the US.

Some dissenting scientists respond that they are not trying to subvert political priorities but are mostly concerned that Mr. Griffin has done away with a longstanding advisory structure in which panels of scientists fed their suggestions directly to administrators responsible for research programs.

"We would always, as a responsible board, be prepared in terms of advisory structures," he said.

To develop a stronger base of information, the NSA quickly commissioned a study of science advisory structures in various countries.

The alternative will be a growing clamour from particular disciplines for their own advisory structures which, as I argued here recently, is a clumsy solution.

Over the past few years there has been a global renaissance of interest and debate on the issues of science advice to government, science advisory structures and the role of chief science advisors within these advisory systems.

The point is that governments of all stripes in 1987 felt a need for sound advisory structures, along with a pan-Canadian dialogue to come together on challenges and opportunities.