Sentence examples for the panel confronted from inspiring English sources

George Miller (D-Martinez), who chaired the panel, confronted him over his questioning of the Pequots' heritage.

The Medicare panel confronted the question: "How useful is this information, for which patients and under what conditions?" Several experts who testified in late January suggested that the PET imaging tests could help physicians diagnose Alzheimer's disease or other types of dementia.

China has come under increasing pressure from the US and the European Union after a United Nations panel confronted Chinese diplomats in August over reports of arbitrary mass detentions and harsh security measures aimed at Muslims.

All the same, the Friend panel confronts an organization entrenched in its traditions.

At a debate on technology and the future a few months ago, the panel chair confronted me with the line: "It turns out computer games merely teach you how to play other computer games".

Every one of the panel members confronted Lord, including S.E.

A member of the board confronts the nurse with the charges, and the nurse must appear before a panel to hear the case.

Yet she was also on a conference panel that confronted the industry for not doing enough to make women feel accepted — as designers, as players, as conferencegoers.

Mr. Roberson was not the only aide to leave the panel, even as lawmakers were confronted with the worst financial crisis since the Depression.

That case prompted a federal blue-ribbon panel to confront the wave of abuse reports that followed, including against members of the clergy.

Just as nations invest in military preparedness, the panel says, so should they confront disease.