Sentence examples for panels dealing with from inspiring English sources

Dr. Davis served on a number of government panels dealing with fair employment and racial integration.

Presidents, however, often called on Professor Aaron to serve on or lead panels dealing with labor issues.

Governor Rockefeller named her to lead an office on women's affairs, and she later served on many government panels dealing with women's rights and community issues.

Dr. Tilghman, a popular Princeton professor and a prominent researcher, has become widely sought-after for national commissions and panels dealing with some of the thorniest ethical dilemmas in science, including embryonic stem-cell research and human cloning.

In the last decade he was a member of several governmental advisory panels dealing with nuclear fusion and space technology, two of his specialties, and participated in studies for the American Physical Society and the National Academy of Sciences.

"For the first time in Italian history, the party system has given up making appointments in the dark, with no official candidates, and has instead accepted the principle of transparency and competence in decision making," crowed the Open Media Coalition, a group that has been calling for more openness in the selection process for Agcom and other regulatory panels dealing with media issues.

Sheffield's community justice panels deal with around 20 cases each month.

One of the panels dealt with the current Ukraine crisis, to use a somewhat neutral term.

Just before he is said to have sent his letter to the Russians, he was a supervisory agent in the intelligence division at F.B.I. headquarters, where he was on a panel dealing with technical projects used by the bureau in counterintelligence.

Recently, I got an invitation to attend an interesting panel dealing with indigenous issues on Earth Day.

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