Impanel (verb)

To select and appoint a group of people, typically a jury, to perform a specific task or function.

Origin:

Impanel is derived from the word "panel" which means "a group of people selected or appointed to perform a specific task or function.".

Examples:

1. The judge impaneled the jury for the trial.
2. The court impaneled a group of experts to evaluate the evidence.
3. The committee impaneled a group of citizens to give their opinion on the matter.
4. The company impaneled a group of employees to investigate the case.
5. The school impaneled a group of teachers to evaluate the curriculum.