Sentence examples similar to a defined commission from inspiring English sources
2641, defined "Commission", prior to repeal by Pub.
4 None of the 14 standards in the Best Practice Tariff for Paediatric Diabetes used in England to define commissioning of children's diabetes services, refer specifically to the needs of those hospitalised.
Instead, in England a new national NHS Commissioning Board fully operating from October 2012 is to be formed that will be responsible for commissioning a defined set of highly specialised and high cost services and for distributing resources for all remaining care (about £65bn per annum) to the new clinical commissioning groups.
Between 2006 and 2013, primary care trusts (PCTs) in England commissioned health services for a defined geographical population.
'By 31 December 2018, the Commission shall adjust existing rules on monitoring and reporting of emissions as defined in Commission Regulation (EU) 601/2012 * in order to remove regulatory barriers to investment in more recent low carbon technologies such as carbon capture and usage (CCU).
(28) which defined "futures commission merchant".
Errors were defined as commission errors (reactions to punishing stimuli), which are equivalent to perseveration errors in reversal and extinction.
The estimated combined relative standard uncertainties were for all analytes compliant with the "fitness-for-purpose" approach defined in Commission Regulation (EU) No. 836/2011 (EU 2011b).
Two proficiency tests (PTs) were organised by IMEP on behalf of the EURL-HM using the same test item: IMEP-116 (for NRLs) and IMEP-39 (for official control laboratories (OCLs) and other laboratories), as defined in Commission Regulation (EC) No. 882/2004 (2004).
Although this would make the ICC considerably weaker than the French would like it to be, some Western sources saw the suggestion as a possible beginning toward defining the commission's exact future status.
According to The Citadel student handbook, racism — defined as a "commission of an act of an immoral or vicious nature" — is considered to be a Class 1 offense and subject to immediate suspension or expulsion.
