Sentence examples for working group created from inspiring English sources
A working group created in 2005 under the auspices of the government to get I.S.P.'s and copyright holders to tackle piracy collapsed after two years of talks.
The fine stems from the investigations of a government working group created nearly two years ago to look at misconduct in the residential mortgage-backed securities market.
The lawsuit, which seeks damages, restitution and other relief, is the latest action by a working group created by President Obama to pursue wrongdoing that led to the 2008 financial crisis.
Timothy Bowles, chairman of the fund's board and a co-chairman of a working group created by the General Assembly to come up with a long-term overhaul of the solar rebate program, said he expected the board to approve some kind of fix on Monday.
To address this variation, a multidisciplinary working group created a regional guideline for cALND.
The move follows the release this morning of a report, from a working group created by the NIH director's advisory committee, that concluded "the NCS, as currently outlined, is not feasible".
On day-to-day crime scenes, firefighters wait down the street until police clear the scene, usually in minutes, and allow them in, Los Angeles County fire battalion chief Larry Collins, who's a member of a Los Angeles interagency working group creating best practices for mass casualty incidents.
For now, various working groups creating the program are reporting directly to Henry M. Paulson Jr., the Treasury secretary.
COMMITTEES Like all lefties, the protesters love splitting off into "working groups," creating committees for things like sanitation (a big one), "direct action," media, and security.
The state's response to recommendations from a work group, created by Gov. George E. Pataki in the wake of your series on adult homes, are due out this month.
In Poland, this concept is understood as "an established size of the work group creating one team, which is assigned specified duties in performing necessary activities stipulated in the work regulations at an individual workplace or ward " [ 1].
