Sentence examples for appointing experts from inspiring English sources

Charles began appointing experts to advise him, such as the former Friends of the Earth leader, Tony Juniper.

And what are the appropriate procedures to prevent CIN?" To answer these questions a special issue on side effects of radiographic contrast media was believed necessary, appointing expert authors to review the various aspects of contrast media nephrotoxicity.

Meanwhile, the court has appointed experts to assess whether LVMH deserves even greater damages.

March 2013 Treasury select committee appoints experts to review the FSA report.

In essence, they have asked that Judge Scheindlin appoint experts to instruct her on how best to reform the department.

The main order of business on Saturday was to appoint experts to analyze data from the ship's recording devices, including the black box.

Second, when the government appoints "experts" to oversee and direct children's social services it has consistently considered commercial and financial expertise more relevant than direct experience.

In another letter, on 7 June 2008, the prince asked Salmond to appoint experts to help his food brand, Mey Selections, develop low-carbon systems.

Yet I've always trusted the general public to be smarter than the self appointed experts.

IPAB (if it were ever convened) would consist of 15 presidentially appointed experts with substantial authority to control growth in Medicare spending if Congress and the President fail to do so.

Appointing 'special procedures' to address specific country situations or broader issues: The United Nations may also appoint experts (sometimes titled special rapporteurs, representatives or independent experts), to address a specific human rights issue or particular country.