Sentence examples for serving on a panel from inspiring English sources

He held one of the minority party's plum committee posts, serving on a panel that has a reputation for bipartisanship, one where Republicans can have substantial effect on military policy.

Hammer has other obligations at the university; he is serving on a panel about the digital-music industry.

Meanwhile, two caucus members -- Mr. Green and Assemblyman Peter M. Rivera -- are serving on a panel appointed by Mr. Silver to propose potential changes to the Legislature as soon as next month.

William Skane, a spokesman for the National Academy of Sciences, said the group worked hard to balance its committees and barred people from serving on a panel if they had a financial conflict of interest or a clear bias on an issue.

One came from the four independent citizens -- Richard Levin, president of Yale; George Mitchell, former senator from Maine; Paul Volcker, former chairman of the Federal Reserve; and George Will, the syndicated columnist -- serving on a panel appointed by the commissioner of baseball.

One of the biggest benefits of serving on a panel is the face time gained with program officers (POs), says Franklin.

The thirty-eight years is a reference to Raisi, a former Attorney General and one of four judges who served on a panel linked to the execution of thousands of political prisoners in 1988.

The new suite of bee-safety tests is one of the pollinator plan's "most transformative" aspects, writes Berenbaum, who served on a panel of scientists that peer reviewed EPA's new testing methods.

This year, for example, she served on a panel at an annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America.

Mr. Medina had served on a panel that shaped the reform plan.

We recently served on a panel of agriculture development experts from Europe and Africa with decades of experience in this area.