Significados de advisory committees en inglés

One of the four advisory committees in Co Waterford unanimously rejected the proposals.

Two different advisory committees voted on whether to keep Avandia on the market, Woodcock said.

The plan will be based on the recommendations of two advisory committees established last year.

They have been attacked at advisory committees by various victims, relatives who have experienced adverse events.

Taken together, their three advisory committees now guide drug coverage for more than 90 million Americans.

Rulings "are based on factors beyond those addressed by the advisory committees," she said.

Existing Commission Directorates have numerous advisory committees.

During second World War she worked on a number of War Fund committees, Wac advisory committees, Civilian Defense committees.

People with lived experience will be engaged in all aspects of the project, including through youth and family advisory committees.

Ground combat units in Afghanistan and Iraq did not involve women, and the military's feminist-heavy advisory committees were being marginalized.

After all, homophobia can not be a bar to serving on expert advisory committees nor to participation in public debates.

Philip is also on advisory committees to ACC, to the New Plymouth District Council, and to the Taranaki Base hospital

But Ms Fitt said Pharmac's advisory committees were not satisfied the drug represented clinical value for the cost of the therapy.

There are more than 1,000 federal advisory committees.

We have eliminated more than 300 advisory committees as well as other agencies, boards and commissions which were obsolete or ineffective.

Instead of depending on advisory committees, a Navy spokesman said, Spencer preferred to hear from experts on a case by case basis.