Sentence examples for by panels from inspiring English sources

The medals are judged by panels of expert librarians.

But he was chastised five more times in 2007, by panels including eight more judges.

They give too much power to individuals, barely restrained by panels of worthies.

In England, guilt is decided by grave, bewigged men assisted by panels of fair-minded jurors.

Commenting on television (in Britain, top literary awards are televised and discussed by panels of celebrities, much the way sports might be televised and discussed by panels of athletes), David Baddiel, a comic writer, called Mr. Holden a "pompous prat".

A series of peer reviews of the E.P.A.'s Hudson analysis by panels of independent scientists concluded last week.

But the images are all produced within the tower wall by panels of light-emitting diodes, below.

The rules are enforced by panels which have none of the safeguards we expect in our own courts.

Over the two-year period, 400 cases could be heard by panels consisting solely of investor peers.

Disputes are typically heard by panels of three arbitrators; one selected by each side, and the third agreed upon by both parties.

The architects also put skylights over the bathtub and the shower, creating luminous spaces enclosed by panels of acid-etched glass.