Sentence examples for panel split from inspiring English sources

At the appellate level, the three-judge panel split revealingly along gender lines.

One state panel split 2 to 2, but a fifth judge, added to break the tie, ruled against Mr. Tankleff.

There has been fierce public criticism of the deal, and the court's five-judge panel split 3 to 2 in its opinion.

On Wednesday, the advisory panel split 8 to 8 on whether the diet drug Meridia, sold by Abbott Laboratories, should be removed from the market.

In late February, the High Court upheld the agreement, with the court's five-judge panel split 3 to 2. Chief Justice Dorit Beinisch, in the minority, argued that the deal was seriously flawed.

She was the only Welsh author on the shortlist of six novels - but her win came only after the hardest of struggles on a panel split between three authors.

Even if the panel splits, 5 to 5, the regulation would stand, pending an almost certain appeal to the Supreme Court.

But even if the panel splits evenly, Senate rules would allow the majority leader, Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, to call the Ashcroft nomination to the full Senate.

The separator panel splits the trawl in two, with the small mesh in the top half catching the marketable fish and the large mesh in the bottom allowing the cod to swim away unhurt.

Adams explained that the judging process often results in a third-party win after the panel splits in two, with each side staunchly backing a particular album while refusing to back the other, until a compromise is reached by picking a completely different album.

The main results are presented in Table 3 (the complete set of estimates is in Tables B.3 B.5 in the Online Appendix).9 As shown in the upper panel, split-shifters spend, on average, some 37 min longer working per day than comparable straight-shifters, that is, 3.1 h more per week if they work 5 days a week.