Sentence examples for governmental panels from inspiring English sources
The application for commercialization passed the review of innumerable governmental panels and committees.
And despite these advances, concerns persisted that feminists were under-represented on governmental panels formulating public policy.
As I have discovered on numerous occasions, when the foundation is notified of inaccuracies, it simply refuses to admit it is wrong or to apologise," said Mr Ward, who is a reviewer for the forthcoming International Governmental Panel on Climate Change report that will shape the action the world agrees to combat global warming.
According to The New Republic, Carter has "has advised nearly every major strategy group, research council, and governmental panel on issues of international security".
The inter-governmental panel on climate change could be overseen by smoke-belching China.
The publication earlier this month of the final report of the UN's Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change lends weight to their position.
Dr. Robert Watson, the highly respected leader of the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change, was blackballed in a memo to the White House from the nation's largest oil company.
The central importance of secure, green energy was clear even before the recent events in Ukraine or before the latest scientific reports from the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change.
Yesterday, New York city workers were handing out insect repellent to commuters, but a more effective long-term way of combating the disease would be to hand out a summary of the inter-governmental panel's terrifying conclusions.
The world's leading climate scientists in the UN's Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change last year said that the evidence linking human activity to global warming was "unequivocal".
But this crisis should not have been a surprise to anyone; it was predicted in a book which should be required reading in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn: The Regional Impact of Climate Change, produced by the inter-governmental panel on climate change in 1998.
