Sentence examples for authorities experts from inspiring English sources

The authors also extend their gratitude to the local authorities, experts and especially, physicians who participated and gave their insights with keen interest.

Government plans for poorly performing children's services to be taken out of council control and given to other high-performing local authorities, experts or charities, show that failure happens in all public services, whether we like it or not.

Despite the growing diversity of these synthetic cannabinoids, primarily produced by Chinese chemists intent on staying one step ahead of drug authorities, experts say many of them share a common ancestor in Huffman's work.

Mental illness is a stigma within the black community and, because of a lack of participation with mental health authorities, experts admit there is a huge gap in statistics for this growing problem.

In our pilot study we had various target groups, among others industrial leaders, ministry officials, regional development authorities, experts of public agencies and academic scholars.

When it is a fallacy it is either on the ground that authorities (experts) are fallible or for the reason that appealing to authority is an abandonment of an individual's epistemic responsibility.

There is also a perceived hierarchy of research evidence with random control trials and meta analyses of RCT's at the top, and the opinions of respected authorities, expert committees and descriptive studies at the bottom.

The current Palestinian legislature is elected, but has little authority; experts say that power is concentrated in the hands of Arafat and a few others close to him.

O'Grady dismissed a number of Flashman's assertions, saying Flashman simply disagreed with the rail authority experts.

"It's pretty rare, because the courts give the presidents a lot of leeway," said Daniel P. Franklin, an executive-authority expert at Georgia State University.

"Judicial checks on executive orders appear to be infrequent, in keeping with the view that the judiciary seeks to avoid 'political' questions," said Meena Bose, an executive-authority expert at Hofstra University.