Sentence examples for experts sponsored from inspiring English sources

The defence and security experts sponsored a recent Cyber Security Challenge and Women's Security Society event at the park to celebrate women in the sector in the past, present and future.

A thoughtful report issued last Friday by a task force of experts sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and headed by former Senators Warren Rudman and Gary Hart warns that America remains "dangerously unprepared to prevent and respond to a catastrophic terrorist attack on U.S. soil".

A12 Plan to Halve World's Poverty An international team of experts sponsored by the United Nations proposed a detailed, ambitious plan it says could halve extreme poverty and save the lives of millions of children and hundreds of thousands of mothers each year by 2015.

Their suspicions, anger, and hope that their children might still be alive were fueled this month by the release of a major report written by a team of international experts sponsored by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.

13 17 37 38 40 41 44 IT systems' infrastructure and competence, 17 23 31 36–38 as well as external experts sponsoring, strengthen the technical and structural capability.

The analytical support group for the task force will publish its findings in coming months, as will an expert board, sponsored by the cancer institute, that found the mammography trials inconclusive.

In 1996, an expert panel sponsored by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) predicted that maximum sunspot activity for the year 2000 would reach a lofty 160 events.

The MCDA tool was adapted from an international health economics expert initiative sponsored by Abbott Products Operations AG (Switzerland).

8 In the case of gout, an appropriate treatment target has been identified by expert panels sponsored by the European League Against Rheumatism EULARR) 9 and the American College of Rheumatology.

One outcome of the 2012 expert workshop sponsored by the Water Research Foundation was a listing of research gaps in our understanding and knowledge of the bacterial OPPPs (Pruden et al. 2013).

In this situation, they would be taken over by other headteachers, backed by expert sponsors or high-performing neighbourhood schools, while any academy judged to require improvement could be forced to accept a new sponsor.