Sentence examples for association task force from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheek led the bar association task force on corporate responsibility that proposed the changes.

The bar association task force called on Congress to establish clear standards and procedures governing the detention of American citizens.

Dudley Humphrey, a North Carolina lawyer who is a member of the bar association task force that drafted the proposal, said the government was making a power grab.

"If you were manufacturing widgets, and 53 widgets were defective, it would be acceptable," said Barry M. Kamins, a Criminal Court judge in Manhattan who was the chair of the state bar association task force that prepared the report.

But Neal R. Sonnett, a Miami lawyer who is chairman of a bar association task force on detainees, said the group had been surprised this month to get notices from the Pentagon that four detainees had requested bar association help in getting lawyers.

The International Work Group [ 4] and the National Institute of Aging Alzheimer's Association task force [ 5, 6] proposed new diagnostic criteria that cover all possible clinical manifestations of the disease and allow a premortem biological diagnosis to be made on the basis of positive biomarkers.

Maxwell Anderson, the director of the Dallas Museum of Art and the chairman of the directors' association's task force on archaeological material and ancient art, said the change, made at the association's meetings this week in Kansas City, Mo., makes the publication rule "really into a sunshine law now".

The board stopped short of declaring homosexuality "a normal variant of human sexuality," as the association's task force on nomenclature had recommended.

Dr. Elaine LeVine, a psychologist in private practice in Las Cruces, N.M., and the chairman of the state psychological association's task force on prescriptive authority said, "We're not purporting to be physicians".

As with everything DSM, as the manual is known, the experts will be debating the new approach for years after the psychiatric association's task force releases the final draft, expected in 2013.

"There is nothing, at least to people in the elections business, new or earthshaking in there," said Sharon Priest, secretary of state of Arkansas, president of the National Association of Secretaries of State and chairwoman of the association's task force on election standards, which produced the resolution.