Sentence examples for The directorates from inspiring English sources
noun
An agency headed by a director, usually a subdivision of a major government department.
The directorates cover such areas as External Relations, Agriculture, the European single market, Research, and Development Aid.
The directorates were introduced in the Italian healthcare organizations in the 1990s (laws 502/1992 and 229/1999), with the aim of reorienting activities toward healthcare processes [ 15].
The directorates were introduced as an institutional reference model for INHS healthcare organizations in the 1990s (laws 502/1992 and 229/1999), with the aim of reorienting activities toward healthcare processes by means of divisional units [ 25] in charge of strategic and organizational decision-making [ 1, 26].
From the director and board to the directorates and offices at NSF, these specialists play a vital role in making sure the science policy "machine" runs smoothly (See NSF's organizational chart).
Foresight is one of the directorates of the OST which, Russian-doll litselftself nests within the Department of Trade and Industry.
Responsibility for field centers will be divided among three of the directorates, as follows: $6$$)Exploration Systems, which will develop human and robotic capabilities to carry out Mr. Bush's plan.
The directorate was disbanded in 1985.
The directorate's headquarters was made of white stone.
Officers from the Directorate of Professional Standards have been informed.
On task is the new Wildilfe Crime Division of the Directorate of Public Prosecutions.
The ministry is responsible for the counterintelligence service, known as the Directorate for Territorial Surveillance.
