Sentence examples for regional panels from inspiring English sources

As for the origins of the disparities, most veterans of university finance agree that they date back at least to the 1970's, when regional panels of educational experts, not formulas, decided how much colleges would receive.

This year's results – votes are cast by regional panels of food writers, chefs, etc – are revealed at London's Guildhall on 28 April and the dark horse for top spot currently occupies third place: Italy's Osteria Francescana.

Herbert was an esteemed arbitrator for 37 years, serving six Presidential Emergency Boards; founding President National Association Railroad Referees VPP, Chair and Parliamentarian Nat'l Academy of Arbitrators Member American Arbitration Associationn, Federal Mediation Conciliation Service, National Mediation Board; and countless national and regional panels.

The voting by the 27 regional panels worldwide (each containing 31 voters handpicked with a sturdy and opinionated mix of chefs, food journalists, gourmands and food industry professionals) is now underway to decide on the W50Best 2012 list announced next April.

Two regional panels were conducted during warmer seasons of southern California.

This could be rectified either by a greater degree of radiological sub-specialisation or by the setting up of Regional Panels of Radiological and Pathological expertise in DPLD to whom images and biopsies could be referred [ 35, 36].

The winning ideas — a 30-foot seafaring yacht constructed from donated wooden objects, a floating building that generates its own power on the River Tyne — were then selected by a regional panel of artists.

Estimates of regional panel data for periods before and after the Hartz reforms found that the regional share of ALMP funds devoted to wage subsidies decreased exits out of unemployment as well as entries into unemployment, with an insignificant net effect (Fertig et al. 2006a Fertig et al. 2006b).

Other studies investigated regional panel data for periods around and after the beginning of the millennium; they found either no or detrimental effects of the traditional job creation scheme on outcomes like exit rates of job-seekers into regular jobs or the job-seeker rate (Fertig et al. 2006a Fertig et al. 2006b Hagen 2004 Hujer and Zeiss 2005 Hujer et al. 2009).

The regional panel included a diabetes educator, dietician, social worker and pharmacist.

The ruling in the case of the Rev. Karen Dammann reverses decisions by two regional investigative panels not to pursue a complaint.