Sentence examples for external figure from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, campaign groups including Transparency International are calling for an independent reform process led by a respected external figure.
Carney was asked about reports last weekend that the Bank might appoint a senior external figure to handle its inquiry.
Meanwhile, VW has appointed Hans Dieter Pötsch, its former finance director, as chairman of the supervisory board – despite calls from stakeholders for an external figure to be appointed chairman.
The nail is finally inserted in the nail fold and kept adherent to the nail bed by a 3-0 external figure U or X suture (Fig. 4a d).
Some of the most important factors have been classified here at three operational levels: Individual, Internal and External (Figure 2), the first two being applicable to the personnel participating in the SC, and the third being wider issues affecting them.
It will consist of external figures with stellar careers consisting of anticipating or responding to the needs of the public as citizens, consumers and customers, offering their time without payment.
Another way of looking at these data is to divide the nucleus in two parts of identical volume, one being internal and the other external (Figures 4B and 4C, dotted vertical lines).
It is particularly encouraging that the relative performance of the QMFA models improves in the external validation (Figure 1). Figure 1 Performance of the different 3D-QSAR approaches in the external validation.
By contrast, wild-type mice showed altered MRI, observable as a bilateral hyperintense signal at the corpus callosum and external capsule (Figure 2A), and a remarkable vascular blood flow perturbations was detected in wild-type mice (Figure 2B).
"They procrastinate because they have no external authority figure demanding that they write," he says.
But the plans, the latest in a long line of reform promises, are unlikely to appease anti-corruption watchdogs and campaigners who believe the governance agenda should be separated from the election process and led by an external, respected figure.
