Definition of "impanelling" []

• Present participle of impanel. (verb)

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• ""We've heard absolutely no evidence that impanelling an impartial jury will be impossible in this case," Lifson said."
• "By contrast, if NAS were impanelling an investigation into matters biological or astronomical, they could choose from any number of eminent parties with totally opposing or more politely, “counter-balancing” views."
• "The impanelling of this NAS committee may be taken as one sign that the efforts of Steve and Ross have been having substantial effects."