Sentence examples for panel membership from inspiring English sources
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To the extent feasible to insure multidisciplinary representation, the panel membership shall include representation from the disciplines of toxicology, pathology, environmental biology, and related sciences.
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Mr. Gordon said he was also concerned that if the panel membership was not broadened, a push would develop for a presidential commission, adding another investigative body to the Columbia aftermath.
The panel membership was kept confidential until this morning, when the court revealed that William C. Bryson, Kimberly A. Moore, and Alan D. Lourie will judge the case.
Roosevelt ultimately agreed to submit the dispute to an international tribunal but only after panel membership was rigged to assure a favorable outcome.
Robert Pear reports on the likely alliances and dynamics based on the panel's membership so far.
To determine Q-ratings, questionnaires are mailed to a nationwide panel, the membership of which is continually updated to maintain a reliable sample.
Ms. Stark's fine - the second-highest ever levied by the conflicts board - represents the latest high-profile penalty assessed by the panel, whose membership is dominated by people with close ties to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
The Senate judiciary committee, whose chairman Patrick Leahy is an architect of the USA Freedom Act, announced Friday that it will hold a hearing with the review panel's membership on 14 January.
Once assembled, the discussions are confidential with the panel's membership drawn from the chairs of the specialist honours committees, a pool that currently includes Sebastian Coe, medical professor Sir John Bell, retail executive Sir Ian Cheshire and charity boss Mary Marsh.
