Sentence examples for track record of conducting from inspiring English sources

She said of Pilling's appointment that the panel was seeking "someone of unimpeachable independence, with a track record of conducting high profile reviews".

The nine networks had a track record of conducting research.

Recruited networks had access to a minimum of 20 000 patients and had a track record of conducting research.

The nine networks had a track record of conducting research and were selected to achieve a geographical spread from 14 participating in the clinical platform of the GRACE (Genomics to combat Resistance against Antibiotics in Community-acquired LRTI in Europe, http://www.grace-lrti.org) Network of Excellence study on the presentation, management and outcome of acute cough in Europe.

Chevron called Taylor's death a "tragic and isolated incident," and said it has a "long track record of safely conducting cyclic steaming in the Midway-Sunset Field".

Sponsors may elect to contract with a specific CRO or PI that they feel has qualifications, expertise, and a track record of meeting regulatory requirements for study design, conduct, and reporting.

We have a track record of mavericks – Ian Botham and Viv Richards are examples – but we take conduct seriously.

The public is well-advised to check out the sponsorship of polls, when they are conducted, whether they consider likely voters, the track record of the organization, and the method of data collection utilized.

Lawyers for the TDCJ have previously argued that concerns are baseless since the state now has a solid track record of properly carrying out executions using single-drug pentobarbital since mid-2012 and has conducted its own drug-quality tests.

The NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau is conducting its own probe into the incident, but given their track record of leniency, that won't likely amount to much.

An April poll by Public Policy Polling, which conducts polling for Democratic clients but whose surveys also have a track record of nonpartisanship, had the measure prevailing by 14 points.