Definition of "empanelling" [empanelling]

• Present participle of empanel. (verb)

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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."
• "Indeed, Walsh was considering empanelling a new grand jury."
• "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."