Sentence examples for community panels from inspiring English sources

Vision Critical, a Vancouver-based developer of online community panels and analytics for companies like Yahoo, Virgin, Rough Guides and Banana Republic and some 600 other brands, is today announcing a $20 million round of funding from OMERS Ventures.

"Demand for strategic customer and market research is surging, and online community panels are already established as the key to unlocking the tremendous power of the internet as a tool for two-way communications with consumers," Vision Critical chairman Angus Reid said in a statement.

People in ten states formed OrangeBand chapters to model civil discourse by organizing community panels, educational debates, and public forums.

Through her work as an ambassador she has served on community panels, led empowerment discussions on the main stage at major events such as Essence Fest, and has hosted workshops for women and girls of all ages.

Thirty five right-handed healthy volunteers (mean age 29 years; 15females) from the student and community panels in Bangor participated in return for £20.

Twenty healthy volunteers (mean age 25 years; 10 females; 19 right-handed) from the student and community panels of the School of Psychology, Bangor University participated in return for £20.

The Tottenham Community Panel's review, Taking Tottenham Forward, was led by Haringey councillors and their friends.

spun rare 45s from the nineteen-fifties and sixties; a short dance contest happened in the middle; the best dancer was determined by a community panel of judges; and a cash prize was awarded.

There have been a number of inquiries into the causes of the riots that took place last August: the Guardian and LSE's research Reading the Riots; the government-commissioned riots panel and, locally in Tottenham, the citizen's panel and the community panel carried out extensive investigations into the causes of the riots.

Two members of a community panel set up to oversee the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC's) inquiry left in the past week.

Sharon Grant, Haringey Community Panel, said: "If that's the case it would give a lie to the police's story to date that they were surprised by what happened.