Sentence examples for courts scientists from inspiring English sources

His unilateral approval of Monsanto's genetically engineered alfalfa, overruling the federal courts, scientists, and the organic community, offers the final proof: don't hold your breath for this man to do anything that might offend Monsanto or Corporate America.

BP's efforts to court scientists and then restrict their ability to report results were first revealed by a 16 July story in the Mobile, Alabama, Press-Register.

The general quality and reliability of the forensic psychiatric examinations are considered high by both courts and scientists [ 15, 25].

The overall quality and reliability of Finnish forensic psyhiatric examinations are considered high by both courts and scientists [ 56].

The NAMA instructs and controls the standards of the examinations, and overall quality and reliability of Finnish forensic psychiatric examinations are considered high by both courts and scientists [ 27].

Emperor Kangxi also hired several Jesuits in his court as scientists and artists.

The recent divide in the selection of clerks amplifies the ideological rifts on a polarized court, one political scientists say is the most conservative in recent memory.

The army was accompanied by surveyors, engineers, architects, scientists, court officials, and historians; from the outset Alexander seems to have envisaged an unlimited operation.

In fact, long before Greenpeace brought its case against the German neuroscientist, Oliver Brüstle, to the court last year, research scientists had been exploring ways to create human stem cells using alternative methods.

An Italian court convicted seven scientists and experts of manslaughter on Monday for failing to adequately warn citizens before an earthquake struck L'Aquila in central Italy in 2009, killing more than 300 people.

But the trigger for the Russian navy's storming intervention was spiritual, not military.For six years the Russian monks of Athos who had appeared in large numbers in the late 19th century and now exceeded the Greeks—had been at the epicentre of a controversy that also raged among the Russian elite, drawing in the court, the Duma, scientists and mathematicians.