Sentence examples for expert taskforce from inspiring English sources

The interim report from the tree health and plant bio security expert taskforce says that the UK's bio security should be strengthened to reduce risks at the border and within the UK.

Only an expert national taskforce, staffed by detectives and senior social workers with track records in collaring paedophiles, have the faintest chance of cracking them.

A ban on the import of ash trees came into force on Monday and an expert tree disease taskforce has been established.

Following the publication of the NLST [ 7], the experts of the taskforce were invited to participate in a workshop on 17 February 2012 in Paris, France (supplementary Table S1, available at Annals of Oncology online).

Finally, this paper was edited by a writing committee (FB, AC, SC, NG, VG, LGr, EL, BMe, BMi, and GZ), and the draft was reviewed and amended by some experts from the taskforce.

Asked why Russia had not simply been banned outright Andersen, the Norwegian anti-doping expert who led the taskforce, said that external counsel had advised that such a move would fail the "proportionality" test – hence the "crack in the door".

Martin Lewis, the personal finance expert who led a taskforce to help explain the new tuition loan scheme, attacked the decision to backdate the change to 2012, announced by the chancellor as part of his spending review.

Slovakia stands ready to deploy its experts to such a taskforce, should it become the order of the day.

Lane Fox has the backing of a taskforce of experts in her new role and said her first instinct was to focus on the "very poor".

To study issues related to regulation, licensing, and implementation, my office is calling for the creation of an inter-agency taskforce of experts from the New York Police Department, Administration for Children's Services, Department of Education, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, district attorneys, and Department of Consumer Affairs.

Hosting the sixth Summit of the Americas, for which 33 leaders of the hemisphere's 35 nations – including President Barack Obama – have assembled in Cartagena, President Juan Manuel Santos proposed the establishment of a taskforce of experts, economists and academics to analyse the realities of global drug addiction, trafficking and profiteering, with a view to a complete overhaul of strategy.