Sentence examples similar to appointed outcome from inspiring English sources

A data monitoring committee will be appointed to monitor the outcome and any adverse effects.

Robert L. Clark, chair of the department of mechanical engineering and materials science and Thomas Lord Professor of mechanical engineering, has been appointed interim dean pending the outcome of a national search for Johnson's successor.

Had Robert Bork been confirmed, and Anthony Kennedy therefore never been appointed to the Court, the outcome in Windsor almost surely would have been five-to-four the other way.

On the strength of these results, an expert consensus panel appointed by the IADPSG recommended "outcome based" criteria for the classification of glucose concentrations in pregnancy (178).

Jo Walrath, associate professor in Health Systems and Outcomes, has been appointed director of the Baccalaureate Program.

Mr. Moley has been running the St . Regis Hotelsinc last June, when he was appointed receiver of the property pending the outcome of litigation between Vincent Astor & the Duke estate.

In the case of administration, an administrator is appointed and tries to reach a better outcome for creditors than the one that could be achieved in a liquidation by the debtor.

If that fails, an adjudicator appointed by the Human Rights Tribunal will decide the outcome.

The tilt of the D.C. Circuit doesn't guarantee victory for environmentalists, but judges appointed by Democratic presidents tend to favor outcomes environmentalists want.

RTI routinely reports to the National Institute of Child Health and Development (NICHD) appointed Data Monitoring Committee that oversees study progress and outcomes.

1 5 Active engagement of clinicians in leadership and management appears beneficial and positive associations have been found between doctors appointed to hospital boards of directors and clinical outcomes and overall performance.