Sentence examples for committees on how from inspiring English sources

It has lists of known mouse genes and reports of nomenclature committees on how to refer correctly to mouse strains.

There does not appear to be standardised guidance for research ethics committees on how to deal with requests such as ours and it may be that more transparent guidance would assist both researchers and ethics committees.

By the end of 2008, 25 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), government experts and academics had trained 291 community focal persons and 3,128 members of community development committees on how to consolidate data from local records, update the CIBs, provide feedback to community members, and moderate community dialogue sessions.

Hopefully this will shed a little bit better light for the committee on how analysts operate".

Mr. Geaney and Mr. Lynch remain on the payroll and will advise the committee on how to restructure the company.

HSBC has submitted a three page note to the committee on how ring-fencing would work, and it will be published shortly, Tyrie says.

The scheme arose, Mr. Vinegrad said, when Mr. McDonald led a committee on how the county might save money in its coverage of 26,000 workers and retirees.

Instead of using a standard all-bus transit system for athletes, bidders say they will educate the committee on how Olympic transportation should operate.

Although he said he wanted to proceed on a cross-party basis, Cameron announced that William Hague, the leader of the house, would oversee a cabinet committee on how only English MPs could be permitted to vote on English laws.

The CIA tried to claim [PDF] that it briefed Senator Jay Rockefeller, the new ranking member of the Senate intelligence committee, on ""how the water board was used" in February 2003, until Rockefeller pointed out he wasn't at that briefing.

But Monday's report from Margaret Hodge's public accounts committee on how the biggest companies dodge their fair share of taxes is incendiary, huge in its implications, and ought for once to unite politicians from all sides.