Sentence examples for with some committees from inspiring English sources

"But I have also heard some concerns that the improvements are far from universal, with some committees said to be observing the letter of the law but ignoring the spirit.

Approval from the Institutional Human Research Ethics Committees was sought where necessary, with some Committees requesting full ethical review.

Sporadic hostilities with some committee members continued, notably with Labour's Jennette Arnold, who I've a tiny hunch believes the deputy is too big for his boots.

Despite facing criticism during the hearing yesterday, Mr. Stern -- who served on the Council in the 1970's -- appeared to enjoy an easy camaraderie with some committee members, displaying his well-known tendency to refer to people by nicknames.

During almost three hours of occasionally tetchy exchanges with some committee members, Nicholson rejected the doubts about his fitness to remain as chief executive of the NHS and maintained that his track record showed he was well placed to drive through an overhaul of how hospitals operate.

For instance, although some committees were satisfied with monthly summary reports, some committees requested an expedited reporting of all SAEs, whether related or not related to the study vaccine, in addition to the monthly summary reports.

He quips that replacing the commerce department with some "multistakeholder committee", itself in need of supervision lest it be captured by vested interests, would be a step towards "an infinite regress".

These were developed by and for MalariaGEN researchers and in consultation with some ethics committee members.

But Sen. Clinton's inability to derail Sen. Obama's campaign Tuesday may have strengthened the Illinois senator's hand with the rules committee, some committee members say.

With continuous reporting and appraisals, some committee would note that he published little of import between insulin in 1952 and his first paper on RNA sequencing in 1967 with another long gap until DNA sequencing in 1977.

I have no doubt there would be discussions with parliamentarians, some parliamentary committees may well look at this as part of the process of considering how potentially we go forward in this area".