Sentence examples for concerned committees from inspiring English sources

The DCMS committee has spearheaded the international effort to hold Facebook to account for its role in a string of major data scandals, joining forces with similarly concerned committees across the world, as part of an already wide-ranging enquiry into the democratic impacts of online disinformation that's been keeping it busy for the best part of this year.

The war in Vietnam is but a symptom of a far deeper malady within the American spirit, and if we ignore this sobering reality we will find ourselves organizing clergy, and laymen-concerned committees for the next generation.

An overview of the concerned ethics committees are provided in Additional file 1. Written informed consents from participants were also acquired in accordance with the legal requirements in each of the countries.

Furthermore, the concerned ethics committee approved this study protocol and patients are currently being recruited for the trial.

Mr. Zetterberg returned to Claremont to practice law and in 1947 was elected chairman of a citizens' committee concerned with managing the area's rapid growth.

After a heated debate with several interruptions from concerned residents, the committee voted against both plans.

Considering the non-interventional nature of the study and the impossibility of obtaining the patients' informed consent before their enrolment in the study, the study was authorized by the concerned institutional ethics committee without informed consent.

"My concern is that these committees are so concerned with trying to protect and save the sport that they're willing to sacrifice athletes who may be innocent".

Labour MP Keith Vaz, chair of the committee, said: "The committee remains concerned that it holds a list that Soca has classified as secret, even though it is evidence given as part of our inquiry".

"The committee remains concerned about progress on the programme.

The committee remains concerned that, without sufficient policy accommodation, economic growth might not be strong enough to generate sustained improvement in labor market conditions.