Sentence examples for administration tailored from inspiring English sources

Our questionnaire required a standardised approach to administration, tailored language with meaningful local terminology, and detailed questions on language groupings and environmental conditions including early life trauma.

When asked if the Bush administration tailoring and changing environmental positions to suit big business reflects too much influence of corporate donors, Mr. McCain replied that some people have hailed this administration as even more responsive on this score than the Reagan administration was.

And then, let the administration tailor it and obviously add in its political goals and observations.

The barcode medication administration system tailored for use in care homes can capture and avert such errors.

In Congressional testimony, Mr. Crane accused the administration of tailoring its enforcement practices to win support from immigrant communities for Mr. Obama's re-election.

Correction: January 27 , 2004 Tuesday Because of an editing error, a front-page article yesterday about David A. Kay, the C.I.A.'s former weapons inspector, misstated his view of whether the agency's analysts had been pressured by the Bush administration to tailor their prewar intelligence reports about Iraq's weapons programs to conform to a White House political agenda.

Matias et al. investigated 158 dialysis patients (44% receiving paricalcitol) treated with one year cholecalciferol administration at doses tailored to basal 25(OH D levels, with a maximum of 50.000 IU per week [ 43].

Recent studies have shown that the clinical impact of EGFR-targeted therapies can be increased if treatment administration can be tailored to particular subpopulations of patients whose tumors have specific molecular alterations [ 6, 7].

Ministers said it would then be up to future administrations to tailor arrangements to Scottish needs.

But even exploring safer technologies appears offensive to the administration, whose bill seems tailored more to industry needs than to those of public safety.

The Defense Department's assertive new effort in the gulf and Asia is the latest example of how the Obama administration is increasingly tailoring its national security efforts for a new era of digital conflict, in this case assuring the defense of computer networks and, if necessary, striking back against assaults.