Sentence examples for citizen panels from inspiring English sources
To give people a real life experience with pig production, we conducted farm visits with citizen panels with 18 respondents in the Netherlands and 8 respondents in Denmark.
The state boards—statutory part‐time citizen panels of gubernatorial appointees and state officials are in most states the entities that set policies and standards for pollu tion abatement and that then oversee enforcement.
Local governments in Austria, Germany and Spain have taken an innovative approach based on citizen panels collaborating on CO2 reduction supported by online carbon calculators and other electronic tools.
Citizen panels may also face the problem of being legitimate consultants to policy-makers in an adversarial climate.
Planning cells or citizen panels (juries) are groups of randomly selected citizens who are asked to compose a set of policy recommendations on a specific issue (Dienel 1989).
Preferred methods here are citizen panels or juries (randomly selected), citizen advisory committees or councils, public consensus conferences, citizen action groups, and other participatory techniques.
Since it took effect, 27 instances of serious violations requiring disciplinary action have been cited, according to the citizen panel, the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force.
Now, many people, including Gov. M. Jodi Rell, are eager to see whether its nine-member citizen panel can help restore the public's faith in state government.
By a narrow margin, California voters endorsed a proposal to have state legislative districts drawn up every 10 years by a citizen panel instead of by the legislature itself.
The council decided Tuesday to hire a moderator and convene a citizen panel in hopes of settling differences between two sides arguing about whether Boulder should have a formal sister-city relationship with Nablus, on the West Bank.
Preferences, concerns, and values based on common sense, folklore wisdom, and personal experience (participatory discourse; citizen panel format).
