Sentence examples for contentious panel from inspiring English sources

During an often contentious panel discussion in Davos that included several other bank executives, Mr. Dimon clashed with a top official of the International Monetary Fund about whether the banking system was still too dangerous.

Brahmi served on the contentious panel that wrote Tunisia's proposed constitution.

The Internet-radio revenue debate dominated the summit, climaxing with a contentious panel aptly titled "Radio-Active".

He followed that action with three more appointments to the National Labor Relations Board, another contentious panel.

Courtney, who has organized many independent review panels on contentious scientific issues, says UT's decision to name its own review panel may not satisfy critics.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, meanwhile, is considering a toxicologist who has advised the lead industry for a panel weighing the contentious issue of whether the federal government should lower its acceptable limits of lead in the blood.

A discussion of contemporary Romanian cinema with Romanian filmmakers and critics can sometimes resemble that scene: "Is there or is there not a Romanian new wave?" Or, as it was put recently, with some irreverence, before a very distinguished panel at a contentious public debate held at the Romanian Cultural Institute in New York, "Romanian Cinema: The Golden Age?" Compared with what?

Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former Enron chief executive, testified during a contentious hearing before a Senate panel that he did not lie to Congress about his role in Enron's collapse, and he criticized members of Congress for conducting their inquiry "with a complete disregard for the facts and evidence".

Jeffrey K. Skilling, the former Enron chief executive, testified during a contentious hearing before a Senate panel today that he did not lie to Congress earlier this month about his role in Enron's collapse, and he criticized members of Congress for conducting their inquiry "with a complete disregard for the facts and evidence".

The report, which was given an informal thumbs-up by a science advisory panel, informs a contentious draft rule opposed by industry, development, and agricultural groups.

One especially contentious question for the new panel is whether investigators should rely more on staff scientists and less on postdocs.