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The term refers to punitive sanctions of "any sort, administrative, by police action or otherwise," that are imposed on targeted groups for actions which they themselves didn't commit.
The first is administrative, by which new entrants to the health-management business would apply techniques that have boosted productivity in service industries.
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interRAI instruments are intimately dependent on computerization, since an integral feature is a suite of complex algorithms that generate scales, CAPs and numerous other administrative by-products.
In 2001, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) commenced work on a project aimed at exploring statistically the interface between residential aged care services and the acute hospital sector by linking currently available administrative by-product data.
This finding is perhaps explained by administrative visits by nurses and occasional clinical consultations by visiting physicians.
Embratel, based in Rio de Janeiro, said it cut financial costs by 27percentt, and administrative costs by 19.5percentt.
AMC Entertainment, for example, cut administrative costs by $20 million last year, in part by dismissing more than 100 people.
The reclassification reduced selling, general and administrative costs by $877 million for 2001 and by $915 million for 2000.
His government was troubled by administrative blunders and by rising inflation and unemployment, however.
- Measured by administrative cost and by resource mobilization UNDAF appears to be efficient.
Inheritance of fiscal and administrative responsibility by the son-in-law, the wife or by the daughter is evident.
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