Sentence examples for committees projects from inspiring English sources

When you start the school year as a parent, you receive a lot of paperwork ― including forms for parents to sign up for committees, projects or other types of volunteering ― but there's hardly ever anything related to safety that involves parents," Gay said.

The project was approved by the Mexico's Juarez Hospital Scientific Research Committee (composed by Scientific, Ethics, and Bio-security Committees, Project no. HJM 2210/12A).

Even subjects like math and creative writing are often taught as committee projects.

There are other people who can be tapped for assignments if you are overtaxed yourself, and there is always time after tenure to pursue stimulating committee projects that you don't have time for presently.

It is currently being used by RSNA MIRC, myRSNA and reporting committee projects, as well as numerous outside services and applications: commercial reporting and decision support systems, teaching file software, imaging arms of clinical trials, pharmaceutical companies, and professional and standards organisations outside radiology [6, 23].

When Oregon's new law is fully implemented, the state financial estimate committee projects that additional tax revenues could range from $17 million to $40 million annually.

During the meeting, current membership, financial condition and annual report of each committee (Annual Symposium Committee, Training Course Committee, Journal Editorial Committee, Project Collaboration Committee, Database Committee and Award Committee) for 2016 were reported by each responsible person.

The committee projected that the unemployment rate would decline gradually, while revising up their inflation projections, even though they said higher inflation would be "transitory".

And as it has said since last March, the committee projected that the rate would probably remain "exceptionally low" for "an extended period".

So it is no surprise that this translation, a committee project that has to be used in every English-speaking country in the world, would have its critics.

The committee projected that the Meadowlands and Monmouth would lose a combined $22 million in 2010, a loss some lawmakers find difficult to justify given the state's fiscal crisis.