Sentence examples for coordination panel from inspiring English sources

Giorgos Kyritsis – spokesman for the government's coordination panel on migration – said on Monday that the evacuation might take up to ten days, until all 8,425 refugees have been moved from Idomeni to official shelters.

"We are trying to step up efforts to address refugees and migrants in their own language and without an intermediary," said Giorgos Kyritsis, spokesman for the government's coordination panel on migration.

Notably, most of the HCGs of the two networks exhibited both a considerable cross-network negative coordination (panel A) as well as a considerable cross-network positive coordination (panel B) between them under different biological perturbations.

2. UNICEF's role in the Interagency Panel on Juvenile Justice UNICEF is also a key member of the Interagency Panel on Juvenile Justice, established by Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Resolution 1997/30 to act as a "coordination panel on technical advice and assistance in juvenile justice".

The reality is that there was a lack of expertise in finance, human resources, and multisectoral coordination among this panel of experts.

To date, as part of the Genetic Testing Reference Materials Coordination Program, a panel of 45 cell lines, all chosen from the NIGMS Repository, has been tested with several commercial CMA platforms by their producers (L.

NL conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination, conducted the expert panel, and helped to draft the manuscript.

Mr. Hicks said the change emphasized that the rudder should be used only in coordination with ailerons, moveable panels on the wings that are the main devices for controlling roll.

No amount of regulation, advisory panel oversight or coordination by city agencies will change the fact that those horses are tired and broken, and their needs are not being met.

A LIGPLOT (Wallace et al., 1995 ) (right panels) depicts the coordination of calcium ions.

As can be seen from Fig. 4 (right panel) the level of coordination of wage bargaining has been rather stable in most countries in Western Europe with only some dramatic changes.