Sentence examples for panel lineup from inspiring English sources
Startup Battlefield Africa also included a panel lineup that discussed everything from investing in startups to solving Africa's internet connectivity equation.
The high-powered panel lineup included Dr. Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Managing Director of the World Bank; Ambassador Capricia Marshall, Chief of Protocol of the White House; Her Excellency Hunaina Al Mughairy, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman; and Rear Admiral Susan J. Blumenthal, MD, Director of the Health and Medicine Program at the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress.
The resistance that DOJ and USDA officials met from family farm groups led to a delay by several days of the official farmer panel lineup being released publicly and led Sectary Vilsack to allow more farmer comment during the lunch break.
It's OK, as far as it goes, to guarantee that every panel-show lineup includes a woman.
These days, mainstream music on TV is limited to chatshow appearances, panel-show lineups, or awkward souffle escapades on the cookery programmes that have replaced youth shows on weekend mornings.
I have been invited to join the judging panel alongside a lineup of gay and straight magazine editors, journalists and performers.
The weekend of October 16-18 will have the full Festival lineup — panels, interviews, excursions, et cetera.
Along with foolproof fare like "A Celebration of the Spiritual and Gospel Music" (March 22 at the Apollo Theater), the lineup includes panel discussions, neighborhood concerts and a high school choral festival.
This is shown in Fig. 8, which depicts showup (panel b) and simultaneous lineup (panel a) performance with and without criterial variability.
The right panel illustrates a simultaneous lineup in which the recognition memory test consists of the presentation of a target-present array containing one guilty suspect (the target) and five fillers (foils) or a target-absent array containing one innocent suspect and five fillers (all foils).
The comedian Dara Ó Briain has criticised the BBC's ban on all-male lineups for panel shows, saying the move will make female guests appear as the "token woman".
