Sentence examples for committees to develop from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, digital scholarship has gone from being a quirky corner of the humanities to a mainstream phenomenon, restructuring funding landscapes and pushing tenure committees to develop new protocols for accrediting digital projects.

Three types of cooperation at the individual or collective level and that increase in intensity are identified: consultation (movement actors serve as advisors), integration (actors serve on panels and committees to develop public policies) and delegation (actors assume responsibility for certain tasks in policy implementation).

"We need to have an alternative, and that's something that I'm going to be pushing our congressional committees to develop and to roll out in 2016," Ryan said during an interview with a Wisconsin radio station.

They would seek to couple the increased fuel costs with some form of tax relief, either through permanently extending certain tax breaks that are now renewed annually, or leaving it to congressional tax-writing committees to develop other plans.

Collaboration between palliative care researchers and ethics committees to develop palliative care studies is advocated in the literature [ 17].

A major restructuring of primary care, with the formation of primary care trusts, will provide an opportunity for clinical ethics committees to develop a focus on community care rather than hospital care.

A failing school must form a committee to develop an improvement plan.

They should also create a committee to develop a new governing framework.

We will work closely with the board of directors, management and the creditors committee to develop a reorganization plan to maximize value for the company's stakeholders".

The White House asked the United Nations sanctions committee to develop a list of North Korean companies to be singled out, focusing on companies involved in missile and nuclear technology.

But even the thought of a global oversight committee to develop standards stirs fear in the minds of people who can't stand the thought of regulation.