Sentence examples for lead an analysis of from inspiring English sources
J. Douglas Wilson, a senior federal prosecutor in California, is to lead an analysis of guidelines for interrogation and transfer of detainees to other countries.
The administration also defended the decision by Lawrence B. Lindsey, the president's chief economic adviser, to lead an analysis of the possible impact on the economy of Enron's collapse, though he had been a paid consultant to the company before joining the administration.
The following day, the Foreign Ministry invited professor Jan Sundberg of the Department of Political and Economic Studies at the University of Helsinki to lead an analysis of the result.
Ben Barry, a former brigadier and a specialist in land warfare, based at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, led an analysis of the lessons of the Iraq campaign in his last job before retiring from the army in 2010.
"We're hitting a balloon payment scenario, to use a housing analogy, where the expectations set forth in the federal law are far higher than recent performance levels," said Richard Cardullo, a professor at the University of California, Riverside, who led an analysis of the performance of state elementary schools.
There is supporting evidence from Dennis C. Smith, a political scientist at New York University who led an analysis of trends in the dozens of precincts where the city's police focus on "impact zones," as the hot spots are called.
These results led to an analysis of sediment amendments for an active capping demonstration project in the channel using transport models developed in our previous work (Viana et al., 2008).
The experimental study of the dissolution of three solid materials highly soluble in water has led to an analysis of the influence of the variations of the physical properties with concentration and of the high value of the mass flux.
- It also led to an analysis of the offer of care and some remedial action.
Understanding the high frequency of CAM use leads to an analysis of motivations and barriers to treatment.
I have asked Professor Hal Abelson to lead a thorough analysis of MIT's involvement from the time that we first perceived unusual activity on our network in fall 2010 up to the present.
