Sentence examples for science official from inspiring English sources

Space flight is "an important manifestation of overall national strength", Xinhua cited the science official Qian Yan as saying, adding that every success had "greatly stimulated the public's … pride in the achievements of the motherland's development".

Their success was validated by the Communist Party in 1994, when Song Jian, a government science official, visited their feed mill and declared that "the future of China's economic reforms will rely on these socialist entrepreneurs".

"E.P.A. needs an appropriately qualified science official at a sufficiently high level to carry both the authority and responsibility for agencywide scientific performance," the committee said in its report.

The senior science official in the agency, an assistant administrator for research and development, does not have agencywide responsibility or authority to oversee all of the science needed for policy making, the panel said, and the agency's regulatory offices are not required to follow the scientific advice coming from that office.

Lane and Rohr were more circumspect about the propriety of luring a federal science official to their campus so early in his tenure.

The U.S. government will soon be asking university officials to comment on how best to implement recently released dual use research rules at the university level, a senior U.S. science official announced today.

Government science officials emphasized that trend at a Washington conference last month, in which several federal agencies announced research initiatives.

In 1997, state science officials offered him the project of building a six-hundred-kilowatt turbine, small by international standards but still unknown territory in China.

Senior US science officials have shut down two government laboratories that were the subject of "serious and troubling" safety lapses, and suspended some transfers of potentially dangerous germs.

Our idea for a Digital Opportunity Investment Trust already has backing from many educators, library and science officials, as well as executives of companies like Microsoft and Novell.

Mr. Levy had suggested in conversations with Bronx Science officials that he would prefer that someone more prominent, perhaps even a Nobel Prize winner, become the principal of Bronx Science, from which Mr. Levy graduated in 1970.