Sentence examples for organization panels from inspiring English sources

The Snowden disclosures, meanwhile, have prompted a flood of discussion, including Congressional hearings, research organization panels and newspaper editorials and opinion articles, both supportive and critical of the security agency.

A trade organization panel ruled earlier that the original American tax benefit violated global trade rules against export subsidies.

Yesterday's agreement follows a move by the United States trade representative to bring Mexico before a World Trade Organization panel for doing too little to foster fair competition.

He referred to a World Trade Organization panel that is evaluating whether the United States tariffs are permissible under global trade rules.

In Geneva, a World Trade Organization panel appears likely to delay until summer a ruling on a United States lawsuit contending Airbus received billions of dollars in subsidized government loans for aircraft development in violation of global trade rules.

That's the conclusion of a World Trade Organization panel that heard Brazil's challenge to the cotton subsidies that belie this nation's commitment to free and fair trade.

A World Trade Organization panel said that the United States was justified in imposing antidumping duties on imports of softwood lumber from Canada two years ago, but that the method used to calculate the duties was flawed.

A World Trade Organization panel is scheduled to issue a ruling next month that could force China to remove its heavy export duties and restrictive quotas on its rare earth industry.

But government aid can cut two ways: Embraer has complained bitterly that Canada has violated global trade rules by offering subsidized financing for airliners to buy Bombardier's regional jets, and it won a favorable ruling from a World Trade Organization panel last week in a case involving a big order by Air Wisconsin.

Then there's standard organization panel with pen holders, a few little pockets, and a key holder.

Streptococcus sp. can be present as heterogeneously scattered cells through the second layer of the biofilm without any apparent organization (panel A3), or they can be aligned on top of the second biofilm layer as a thin coat (panel A1).