Sentence examples for authoritative panels from inspiring English sources

Four authoritative panels have pointed to further study of environmental chemicals as a promising direction for prevention [ Cogliano et al. 2011; IBCERCC 2013; Institute of Medicine (IOM) 2011; President's Cancer Panel 2010].

It had not only Shane Warne — recently chosen by an authoritative panel convened by the cricketing Web site Cricinfo for an all-time World XI — but his scarcely less brilliant wrist-spinning rival and contemporary, Stuart MacGill.

A19 Britain Mulls Pension Change An authoritative panel urged that Britain's retirement age be raised to 67 from 65, and possibly higher, as part of several major pension change.

Teitelbaum suggests the bill would be improved by establishing an independent and authoritative panel, like the one in Britain that advises the government on adjusting the annual visa limits in different skilled specialties based on credible evidence about these labor markets.

More than twice as many Conservative MPs as Labour MPs who responded to the poll cast doubt on scientists having "conclusively proved" climate change is caused by humans, despite the world's most authoritative panel of climate scientists last year saying they were 95% confident that recent global warming is manmade.

Further, climate models provided by the authoritative Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) show future temperature and precipitation patterns, but at enormous scales.

Chuka Umunna probably came over as the most authoritative person on the panel, without saying anything bold.

One group that is trying to present authoritative interpretations is a panel that currently has 12 volunteer members, including professors and directors of Islamic centers.

The GP, an authoritative member of the panel, had made a strong case for this patient to be treated as exceptional in the same way as the policy treats cancer patients as exceptional.

"She oversees one of the world's biggest and most authoritative news websites," said our panel.

The authoritative report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 2007 laid it out in simple terms.