Sentence examples for committees assume from inspiring English sources

"Now review committees assume everybody is so fragile that if you propose to tell a research subject he failed a test it will damage his self-esteem for ever," he told the Stanford Report, the university's newspaper.

Possibly, the committees assume that reporting a case already reflects physicians' intention to act according to the legal criteria.

Possibly, both physicians and review committees assume that informing the patient is a part of normal medical practice that has to be elaborated on in the review process only in case of clear indications of problems.

These new activities include writing grant proposals, supervising students, serving in committees, assuming administrative roles, running projects with the industry, among others.

Most directors did not favor that the audit committee assume responsibility for cybersecurity oversight and some favored a technology (and cybersecurity) committee approach.

The government's own Climate Change Committee assume that the "cost" to the economy of each tonne of carbon emitted (costs from European levies to ill health) are £12 this year, rising to £32 in 2020 and £75 in 2030.

The replication committee assumes that replication should be avoided whenever possible.

Having said all that, this seems like an obvious issue that could be resolved in conference committee (assuming the House and Senate pass bills).

Those making more than $200,000 are expected to pay $5.6 billion more because the joint committee assumes that these people will cash in more of their assets to take advantage in the reduction of the top rate on capital gains to 20percentt from 28percentt.

In this scenario, the committee assumed that 38.8m tonnes of carbon would be emitted domestically, but more than one and a half times that amount – a further 60m million tonnes of carbon – would be emitted overseas as a result of gas being exported.

It will thrash out problems caused when the British government takes a decision which affects something which is the assemblies' responsibility, and will discuss the treatment of devolved matters in different parts of Britain.The proposed committee, assuming that the assemblies agree to it, will operate rather like the European Council of Ministers.