Sentence examples for working group formed from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ruben Echemendia, a former president of the National Academy of Neuropsychology, advises Bettman as the director of the concussion working group formed in 1997 and operated jointly by the N.H.L. and the players union.

"We have to consider harsher punishments," said Shinsuke Amiya, a lawmaker in the governing Democratic Party of Japan and a member of a working group formed to look at strengthening insider trading regulations.

Moniz also described how the United States and China are co-chairing the technical working group formed under the Iran nuclear pact.

From the conference, a working group formed to continue exploring this clean energy opportunity.

A working group formed from a number of Dutch specialist societies, joined by the Dutch Orthopedic Association, has produced a guideline based on the available scientific evidence.

7 At the close of the present study, the working group formed by the members of staff taking part in the collective interview developed a formal assessment plan with the support of the national Cancer Centre Federation.

The 11 working groups formed at the charter school in November were meeting regularly.

Two working groups formed by the African Society of Human Genetics will first decide which diseases to study and where.

While there have been specialized working groups formed to perform essential tasks, they are limited in their scope and authority.

The INDEPTH Network provides an environment in which researchers from the HDSS sites can jointly collect data and compare findings mostly through working groups formed around specific research agendas.

One of the working groups formed at the Nyborg meeting was charged with addressing statistical issues of poor design and analysis, and reporting of tumour marker prognostic studies.