Sentence examples for experts assigned to from inspiring English sources

The evaluation also found that the bank, which has a staff of about 10,000, had only 17 technical experts assigned to the department that deals with agriculture and rural development in sub-Saharan Africa last year.

SEOUL, South Korea — The first United Nations panel of experts assigned to investigate North Korean human rights abuses urged the government in Pyongyang on Tuesday to allow them to visit, even as the North called their work slanderous.

The lack of references to scientific evidence is an important difference between APs and a number of other experts assigned to assist in conflict resolution.

Secondly, based on the top-5 ranking of recommendations, a list with scores reflecting the weight that experts assigned to each recommendation will be created.

The NRCMS office convenes the experts to decide who should be eligible beneficiaries; generally, different diseases have different experts assigned to make the decision.

The protagonist may be an opera buff or a train engineer fast approaching retirement or a buttoned-down Swedish time-management expert assigned to monitor the comings and goings of single, self-sufficient Norwegian males.

Joyce L. Connery, an Energy Department nuclear expert assigned to the National Security Council, remarked at a nuclear power conference in March, "I hope that soon we populate the world with S.M.R.'s as much as we populate the world with conferences about S.M.R.'s".

But we will urge them to leave behind this evil.' Mutilations have hallmarked this year's slaughter, and Dr Hiram Munoz, chief forensic autopsy expert assigned to the homicide department in Tijuana, told me how 'each different mutilation leaves a clear message.

The expert assigned to the case agreed there was little chance of confusion, and ruled against a transfer.

Moreover, experts are assigned to create hypotheses to link ATC-Codes to ICD-10 Codes.

Representatives of the major critical care and nephrology societies and associations and invited content experts were assigned to workgroups to consider three topics: (a) the development of uniform standards for definition and classification of AKI, (b) joint conference topics, and (c) the interdisciplinary collaborative research network.