Sentence examples for separate working group from inspiring English sources

A separate working group would also identify the principles behind the constitutional relations between the state and the individual.

But the debate over the financing has prompted him to establish a separate working group for the space research with Darpa.

A spokesman for House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) said the House Appropriations Committee and a separate working group of seven Republicans focused on border issues would review the administration's proposal.

It's one thing after the other". In Washington, the US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, also said financial issues and nuclear talks should be kept apart and pointed out that the North Koreans had themselves asked for a separate working group on the matter.

many people did not know what line to stand in, and some found themselves in the wrong line". "For the next event, planners should consider forming a separate working group for event-related signage to promote consistency and accuracy of posted message," the report says.

(It's worth noting the Royal Society also has a separate working group on data governance — that's due to publish a report this summer).

The recommendations have already been provided to separate working groups on both NATO and the European Union.

The Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to Benefit People & Society has separate working groups focused on safety, accountability, transparency and collaboration.

A series of news reports, for instance, confirmed how the State Department had set up 17 separate working groups to work out this post-war plan.

Each year, IARC generally convenes three separate working groups on different topics.

Three separate working groups have convened to publish evidence-based clinical guidelines to help streamline PN therapy during SCT.