Sentence examples for committees workload from inspiring English sources

None of these studies evaluated research ethics committees' workload, but one study[ 1] described the activity in terms of number of meetings, approvals and reasons of queries.

"I don't know that there's a hard and fast rule about committee workloads," Mr. Madigan's spokesman, Steve Brown, said.

The personal accounts from female faculty members cover everything from maternity leave, teaching and committee workloads, medical leave, what to do if you need to take medical leave BEFORE your delivery date, fellow department members' receptiveness to parenting responsibilities, and more.

Ms. Feigenholtz, Mr. Franks and Mr. Dunkin also headed second committees with heavier workloads.

Fear held some teachers back — fear of wasting time on what could be just another faddish reform, fear of a heavier workload — and committee members tried to help them surmount it.

Dr Phil White, secretary of the North Wales local medical committee, said current workloads for GPs were "unsustainable".

District Judge Elizabeth Batten told the Committee that her staff's workload had increased by 25 per cent since 2009, while staffing in London was reduced by 30 per cent.

Overall findings indicated a greater recognized degree of responsibilities and an increase in workload for Japanese ethics committees.

Health workers from both districts similarly advocated for the training of all committee members, saying it would reduce the workload of health workers and reduce suspicion between health workers and other committee members.

The commission faces an enormous workload.

MPs on the committee raised repeated concerns over public safety, workload and staffing levels and urged Grayling to wait at least for the outcome of the judicial review hearing next week.