Sentence examples for ad hoc administration from inspiring English sources

In the absence of substantial improvements in infrastructure and supports, ad hoc administration of second line therapy could result in the development of extensively drug resistant TB [ 27].

The results suggest that application of the recent NICE guidance (which recommends the use of the Whooley questions with an additional help question, see box 1) and widespread current practice (which focuses on the routine or ad hoc administration of the Edinburgh postnatal depression scale) do not result in value for money for the NHS.

But he adds that ad hoc reports exaggerate these upticks.

The administration said it was standing up for basic business principle: private industry should not be handcuffed by ad hoc government mandates.

"It's very much an ad hoc presidency.

Perhaps indicating how ad hoc the military administration of the country remains after a full year, one activist, Lilian Wagdy, recorded an interesting moment of dialogue between one of the protesters and a military police officer during the rally.

Blewett and Jaensch said that Playford's "ad hoc methods and personalised administration" had worked well but said he needed a "more sophisticated" approach in later years, and was unable to adapt.

It was typical of Chávez's ad-hoc governance.

But it is also the difference between a preference for universal, treaty-based solutions as opposed to ad hoc ones like the Bush administration's Proliferation Security Initiative.

He said he wanted to "professionalize" a press team whose approach has often seemed ad hoc, according to a senior administration official who, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal dynamics.

U.S. officials defend the administration's ad hoc approach to Middle East democracy movements as prudent, saying each country requires a unique balancing of democratic ideals and compelling security interests.