Sentence examples for process committee from inspiring English sources
While the lawyers suggested some opposing interpretations of the impeachment process, committee members said they did not feel pressed to reconcile the differences.
Unlike any previous point in the admissions process, committee finds the officers' own predilections and values pitted against one another, always politely, as opinions are offered and coalitions gel.
"We need to be establishing benchmarks and integrating the memorial process with the planning effort," said Marian Imperatore, chairwoman of the memorial process committee for the Civic Alliance to Rebuild Downtown New York, a group put together by the Regional Plan Association and other civic groups.
"The more the planning for the site goes forward without an integrated memorial process, the harder it will be to integrate the two and come up with a comprehensive plan," said Jill Lerner, a co-coordinator of the memorial process committee for New York New Visions, a civic group that has worked on recommendations for the redevelopment of downtown.
All experimental procedures were approved by the local ethical review process committee and the UK Home Office.
All murine work procedures had the approval of the local ethical review process committee, which followed the Helsinki Declaration Principles, and were carried out under Project Licence 70/5446.
Medical devices are becoming more interconnected and complex, and are increasingly supported by fragmented organizational systems, e.g. through different processes, committees, supporting staff and training regimes.
In theory, legislation goes through a methodical process of committees, sub-committees, hearings and floor votes in both the House and the Senate.
More complex events that require significant corrective actions are forwarded to the department Process Improvement Committee for further discussion and processing.
As part of the process, the committee conducted hundreds of interviews with staff members.
She acknowledges that it must undergo a rigorous judging process by committee.
