Sentence examples for and the terms of reference from inspiring English sources
"This appears to be a very good appointment and the terms of reference look right.
Kissinger, now 88, said on BBC Radio on Sunday, "If I can help, I'd be willing to participate — but we need to know who the other participants are and the terms of reference".
"We repeat our call for independent arbitration to find a clear path through the current debates and to scrutinise documentation, process and communication regarding the setting up of the PRGB and the terms of reference of the signed memorandum of understanding," the statement said.
Each record has an Executive Summary with a full copy of the report, complete rating form with comments, and the Terms of Reference (TORs) attached where available.
The extent of the data collection and the depth of analysis will depend on the objectives of our particular study and the terms of reference that we have given it.
Based on this and the terms of reference, (See Annex 1), a conceptual framework was developed with accompanying methods involving qualitative research including for focus-group discussions and key informant interviews.
The program reviews and discusses the terms of reference with the academic and host mentors to ensure a balance and exposure to multiple leadership opportunities.
After greeting the assembled crowd, Pitchford spoke for 45 minutes about the events and disclosures that lead up to the inquiry, and rehashed the terms of reference as laid out by the UK Home Secretary Theresa May earlier this month.
A commissioning body (CB) initiates and sets the terms of reference for the incident investigation, and is ultimately responsible for follow-up of the report recommendations.
Evidence for this structure can be seen in the organizational layout of the program of research and in the terms of reference for the National and Community Advisory Committees (see additional files 2 and 3).
11.51am: Quick says he was aware of the inquiry and what the terms of reference were.
