Sentence examples for appointed science from inspiring English sources
A few (including South Africa, Zambia, Nigeria and Egypt) have appointed science advisory councils.
Today, besides the recently appointed science minister Lord Drayson, engineers are not represented in the highest levels of British government.
Several governments, including Japan, New Zealand, United States and the UK, have appointed science advisers to their foreign ministries.
The Observer was the first in Fleet Street to put that right when the distinguished journalist John Davy was appointed science correspondent by David Astor, in the 1950s – at a time when computing, space travel, atomic power and other innovations were beginning to make an impact on everyday life.
The presidentially appointed science board didn't need much convincing after listening to her presentation.
"There is a real commitment by the government to give a major boost to research and development," says the ministry's newly appointed science policy chief Ramón Marimón.
Increasingly governments are appointing science advisers and science advisory panels, or turning to national academies for inputs into the policy process.
Fraudulent stem cell reports that shook the scientific world could have been prevented by extra review procedures, according to a panel appointed by Science, the journal that published the claims.
With less than three weeks to go until Obama's inauguration, Professor James Hansen, who heads Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, asked the recently appointed White House science adviser Professor John Holdren to pass the missive directly to the president-elect.
The director James Cameron has appointed the science fiction writer Steven Charles Gould to write four standalone novels set in the same universe as his Avatar film and its three proposed sequels.
Another federal judge in Alabama has appointed a science panel, which will inevitably conclude, yet again, that silicone breast implants occasionally hurt, harden or leak, but they don't cause autoimmune disease.
