Sentence examples for qualified representatives from inspiring English sources

The Institutional Biosafety Committee IBCC) that approved this work is composed of members of the USAMRIID research staff, Commander's office, and qualified representatives from external institutions and is tasked to provide local, institutional oversight of research using recombinant DNA.

While Mr. Bremer has delayed establishing an interim civilian Iraqi authority, in part to provide better security and identify qualified representatives for the political body, Mr. Rumsfeld said the allies would move to install Iraqis who are not senior Baath Party members in ministry positions where possible.

The Mayo Clinic and Olmsted Medical Center Institutional Review Boards approved these studies and written informed consent was obtained from all participants and/or their qualified representative.

In addition, it is notable that the main source of information was the media and not qualified healthcare representatives.

Under state law, that cannot begin until Dec. 2 and must end by Dec. 11, six days before the state must qualify its representatives to the Electoral College.

The RECs could substantiate that these individuals qualified as community representatives as they complied with the SAGCP guideline (2000) definition which states that these representatives should "preferably" be from the community.

Collingwood advances a very liberal notion of representation, such that a great deal more artefacts than one would initially think could rightly qualify as representative.

Fifteen reported human epididymis-specific genes and eight monkey epididymis-specific genes newly discovered by our lab were checked in this cDNA library for qualifying its representative.

This year's representative Sanna Nielsen had to try seven times before the public deemed her suitably qualified to represent them.

Three candidates qualified to challenge Representative Katherine Harris in her bid to be the Republican nominee to take on Senator Bill Nelson.

Chief executives — who also often lead their boards, especially in the United States — can outmaneuver even highly qualified and dedicated shareholder representatives.