Sentence examples for mandated committee from inspiring English sources

Many had expected the F.D.A. to act on menthol in 2011 after a Congressionally mandated committee of outside experts, convened by the agency, found that menthol had a negative effect on public health.

A congressionally mandated committee is holding public hearings on the issue, a series of recent symposia have focused attention on the small number of female researchers, and faculty women and sympathetic male colleagues around the country are debating the matter more openly with administrators ( Science, 11 June, p. 1757).

I had the privilege of being a member of the congressionally mandated committee that wrote the report.

ICCVAM is a congressionally mandated committee that does not have laboratories and does not develop test methods or conduct validation studies.

It was not mandated by committee or seen as something desirable outside the fact that it worked.

In Illinois last week, a statutorily mandated, unbiased committee, the Disproportionate Justice Impact Study DJIS Commissionon, reported the latest evidence confirming a long-held suspicion -- that the war on drugs undermines African Americans and their communities, to devastating end.

The company Second Sight Medical Products Inc. mandated a committee of experts in rehabilitation specialized in low vision to develop a functional rehabilitation program for both low vision and mobility.

Instead, the mandate committee took a longer view, calling for an amendment to the State Constitution to forbid new "unfunded" mandates — requirements unsupported by state financing — and laying out a process to review existing ones in the coming months.

His executive order creating the mandate committee used identical language to the order forming the Medicaid committee, charging the group with drafting proposals "for consideration in the budget process".

The mandate committee's report does include some policy proposals, including the creation of a new pension tier for public employees and includes dozens of draft proposals from state agencies to eliminate or reduce some costs to municipalities.

Mr. Obama's preference remains the "grand bargain" that eluded him with Mr. Boehner — with short-term stimulus measures and long-term deficit reduction greater than mandated for the committee, including higher revenues and savings from entitlement programs.