Sentence examples for world panel from inspiring English sources
It seems equally improbable that maize and the media would be discussed at the same forum, but that is exactly what happened during the developing world panel session at the Guardian's Activate 2010 summit yesterday afternoon.
A spokeswoman said: "We are currently selling both British and New Zealand lamb in our UK stores, and are proud to report that we are experiencing the strongest year-on-year growth in fresh lamb sales within the UK retail sector, as reported by Kantar World Panel.
The Hardware Is Eating The World panel takes place on at noon on Monday, May 4th at Disrupt NY.
For the Scott Pilgrim vs. the World panel, director Edgar Wright presented Michael Cera, who dressed as Captain America.
Each Bootstrap world panel in Fig. 4 illustrates four of these modular descriptions for four different bootstrap replicate networks, each created by the Poisson resampling procedure described above.
"Carlos Vives will be participating in the World Cup panel, Alexis y Fido on the Radio Shack panel, oh, oh! and we just confirmed JenCarlos Canela will perform his new song acoustically," raves Cobo.
A military defeat of the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq could have the unintended consequence of scattering violent foreign terrorist fighters across the world, the panel said.
A world trade panel concluded last week that Beijing was violating its free-trade commitments by forcing imported media products to be routed through Chinese state-owned companies.
"Canada's regulatory structure is out of step with the needs of its capital market participants and with the rest of the world," the panel's report said.
And although reinstating it may seem anomalous in today's speedy world, the panel of literary elders we all remembered as children, it is now realized, was also a very potent marketing tool.
Sifting through slides submitted by nearly 400 artists from around the world, the panel of art professionals choosing this small, 18-person show found quality pieces that represent a number of interests.
