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- verb Present participle of
empanel .
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Examples
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That's the commission that Peskin himself helped create a couple of years back, with the idea of empanelling a body of "experts" who could put the brakes on any of the mayor's ambitious development proposals.
SFGate: Top News Stories Andr matierandross@sfchronicle.com (Phillip Matier 2011
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That's the commission that Peskin himself helped create a couple of years back, with the idea of empanelling a body of "experts" who could put the brakes on any of the mayor's ambitious development proposals.
SFGate: Top News Stories Andr matierandross@sfchronicle.com (Phillip Matier 2011
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His cure for what ails us calls for empanelling a blue ribbon study group like the 911 Commission, sounding like reform the same way that a pneumatic jack-hammer sounds like a dial tone.
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Indeed, Walsh was considering empanelling a new grand jury.
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Indeed, Walsh was considering empanelling a new grand jury.
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And this "Idol" goes from a panel of three judges to empanelling a jury.
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GRACE: And now he is facing charges, child endangerment charges, going from an "Idol" panel of three to empanelling a jury on these charges.
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He goes from a panel of three "Idol" judges to empanelling a jury.
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In a brazen demonstration of willfulness, AMC proceeded to trial without an expert, empanelling a jury for three days without even the remotest possibility of success on its infringement claim.
Patentee's Litigation Deemed "A Collosal Waste of Time"; Sanctions Granted Peter Zura 2008
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In a brazen demonstration of willfulness, AMC proceeded to trial without an expert, empanelling a jury for three days without even the remotest possibility of success on its infringement claim.
Archive 2008-07-01 Peter Zura 2008
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