Sentence examples for majority panel from inspiring English sources

"Revealing the in camera rape shield evidence will not only destroy the utility of this very important legal mechanism in this case, but will demonstrate to other sexual assault victims that they cannot rely on the rape shield statute to prevent public airing of sexual conduct testimony," the majority panel said.

A decision was made by the researchers to retain the word in the final version of the tool, in accordance with majority panel opinion and in line with the classification of dementia as a 'preferred term' by Alzheimer's Australia (2009).

The scoring schemes for both methods are derived from the responses of a reference group with the highest marks being awarded to those responses which are closest to the majority panel responses.

By an 8-to-1 majority, the panel ruled that he broke the law when he transferred stock worth millions of dollars to his driver and household help.

By a 2-to-1 majority, a panel held then that the Interstate Agreement on Detainers gives a governor the right not to transfer a prisoner if he thinks that it is against his state's interests.

The majority of Panel members agreed that that the discussed monitoring system is safe for use in the indicated patient population.

Clearly, this is Elizabeth Warren's particular crusade against the banks, since a majority of panel members dissented from the direction the report took and two refused to sign off on it at all.

The majority of panel members responded to more than 9 rounds; 18 participants (64.3%) completed 10-18 questionnaires. 10-18 questionnaires

The vast majority of Panel members thought magnetic resonance imaging should not be routinely used in the assessment of newly diagnosed breast cancer.

The majority of panel participants remained in good SRH; over half of those with poor or fair SRH at baseline reported better SRH at follow-up.

A large majority of Panel members thought that there were definable groups of patients not requiring radiotherapy following breast-conserving surgery, and that these might include the elderly and those with substantial comorbidity.