Sentence examples for the working party which from inspiring English sources

Writing in a blog for the British Medical Journal, Professor Glasziou states: "As chair of the working party which produced the report I was simply relieved that the arduous journey of sifting and synthesising the evidence was at an end.

Steve Cannon, chairman of the working party which developed the guidance, added: "As the majority of cosmetic procedures are not available on the NHS, we must ensure that commercial interests do not compromise patient safety.

Much will depend on the view of the working party of the Royal College of Physicians which has been reviewing the College's 2003 guidelines on low awareness states.

Supporters Direct Scotland, which is chairing the working party to help develop ways to bring the club into community ownership, was also at Friday's meeting.

He said it may have been a combination of Mr Vass's imminent departure to university and some sexual contact at the after work party, which drove Ban to kill.

Three proposals were submitted for a "Vision for Lord's" by the MCC's ground working party, after which the committee agreed work on the ground should be carried out in stages and on freehold land only.

But most of the organizational and set-up work must be completed two weeks before the event begins, during the seven work parties, which last anywhere from three hours to all day.

Professor Paul Glasziou, a leading academic in evidence based medicine at Bond University, was the chair of a working party by the National Health and Medical Research Council which was tasked with reviewing the evidence of 176 trials of homeopathy to establish if the treatment is valid.

It also takes into account the conclusions agreed at the OECD WPMN (OECD working party on manufactured nanomaterials) which held an expert meeting in January 2013 on the suitability of test guidelines for environmental fate and ecotoxicity [4].

A good example of this is the recent Nuffield Council on Bioethics working party on emerging biotechnologies, which calls for a 'public discourse ethics'.

Members of Dr Wilson's family were part of a working party for the project which included the town's Civic Society, Borough Council, Museum and Art Gallery and Cheltenham College.