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The expert
committee
supports EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s plan to channel some €300 billion of private-sector money toward infrastructure, and proposes that if the scheme is successful, it should be transformed into a permanent European investment mechanism.
As I told the Nobel
committee
last year when accepting the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of my organization, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, nuclear arms are a “madman’s gun held permanently to our temple.”
But by opting for a balanced concept of free speech, Brazil's Supreme Court followed precedents in a number of European countries condemning Holocaust deniers, as well the opinion of the
committee
charged with monitoring compliance with the UN Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination and the European Court of Human Rights.
You can find examples all over the world, but one of the best is in my home country, Denmark, where a government-appointed
committee
of academics recently presented their suggestions for how the country could go it alone and become “fossil fuel-free” in 40 years.
A government-appointed
committee
recently recommended that the board be confined to certification (or issuing audience ratings), with the power to censor content only in rare circumstances.
The Volkswagen RevolutionNEW YORK – When Michael Horn, the president and CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, recently testified before a
committee
of the US Congress about the software that Volkswagen installed on its diesel-powered cars to defeat emissions tests, he expressed his own incredulity that the blame lay with a couple of engineers.
An independent
committee
of experts convened by the World Health Organization found that the tobacco industry used creative, secretive, and effective tactics to divert the WHO’s focus from NCDs for years.
The inability to answer this question clearly exorcised and angered both the senior expert and the
committee.
The UN Development Program administers the fund, and an independent steering
committee
oversees its operations.
The sanctions were backed by all other members of the Security Council’s anti-terror committee, not least because India had presented evidence linking Azhar to the terrorist killings at its two military bases.
Toshiba CEO Hisao Tanaka and other senior executives have had to resign; the interim CEO apologized to Abe’s office;Norio Sasaki, the company’s vice chairman and former CEO, has quit his posts on government panels; and the former chairman of Toshiba’s audit
committee
has stepped down from the government accounting panel.
Deciding whether a credit event has occurred is left to a secret
committee
of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, an industry group that has a vested interest in the outcome.
If news reports are correct, some members of the
committee
have been using their position to promote more accommodative negotiating positions.
But it seems unconscionable that the ECB would delegate to a secret
committee
of self-interested market participants the right to determine what is an acceptable debt restructuring.
For example, rather than nominations from governments, which often are reluctant to support excellent candidates from opposition parties, an international nominating
committee
could put forward names.
In a House
committee
meeting, you learn before anyone else that a proposed public-insurance option – a program that would compete with private insurance – will not be included.
An analysis of their influence, inclinations, and biases indicates that the Nobel
committee
kept up an appearance of fairness through a rigid balance between right and left, formalists and empiricists, Chicago School and Keynesian.
And the
committee
members’ own understanding of science has been critical in determining outcomes.
While
committee
members tried to be dispassionate, their own judgment, predilections, and interests necessarily entered into their work, and some championed their own agendas, whether openly or cunningly.
Moreover, a simple change in the composition of the
committee
could decide a candidate’s fate.
Not until
committee
strongman C. W. Oseen died in 1944 could the theoretical physicist Wolfgang Pauli – one of the giants of quantum mechanics – receive a prize.
When urging a colleague to come to the meeting, one
committee
member noted that if somebody were to catch cold, a completely different decision might be reached.
Yet, while almost all the old members of the
committee
were not reelected, at least 15 of the 22 members will be old-style leaders (presuming Abbas will appoint such people to the four seats that he controls).
Motherland's proclaimed policies, a heady brew of nationalism and socialism, are espoused by seasoned leaders, including the economist Sergei Glazyev, chairman of the Duma foreign affairs
committee
Dmitry Rogozin, and former Central Bank head Viktor Gerashchenko.
Previously, the parliament’s legislative
committee
received a proposal to lower the age of marriage for girls from 18 years to 12.Needless to say, this would cut short girls’ education, not to mention other harmful implications.
When faced with immeasurable uncertainties, it is much more common for a scientific
committee
to spend hours negotiating a single interpretation of the risks, even when faced with a range of contending but equally well-founded analyses and judgments, often from different (but equally scientific) fields and disciplines.
An international selection
committee
has already eliminated China and South America, leaving only Australia and Africa – both clear choices for geographic reasons – in the running.
In
committee
discussions of Trump’s health-care proposal, she infamously remarked, “Let the games begin,” before supporting the legislation until it was withdrawn.
The European Union established a scientific
committee
to investigate animal-welfare issues on farms, and the
committee
recommended banning the battery cage, along with some other forms of close confinement of pigs and calves.
The United Nations designated 2005 as the International Year of Microcredit, and when the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Bank the following year, the Nobel
committee
declared microcredit “an ever more important instrument in the fight against poverty.”
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