Sentence examples similar to administrative choices from inspiring English sources

His mother is an administrative nurse at Choices Women's Medical Center in Long Island City, Queens.

Paying directly for annual checkups and the odd bout of flu would not be a problem for most working people; forcing routine health care events through insurance channels only adds administrative expense, reduces choice and hamstrings both doctors and patients.

But while it disappeared from public view, the nondelegation doctrine has not lacked for friends in high places: academics, lawyers for regulated industries, as well as the occasional judge, who found a disturbing lack of political accountability in Congress's penchant for shifting important policy choices to administrative agencies.

Lessons learnt include issues around: the focus of the project; the length and nature of the training; assessment; accreditation; the choice of navigators; mentoring; administrative support; co-ordination; the choice of project sites; and the integration of CPC into services.

The major difficulty within empirical studies on hospital choice has been how to identify patient choice from administrative data.

From the perspective of this paper, as a type of lawsuit in which people sue the government, administrative proceedings are the choice of the weakly positioned actors to adjust the state-individual relationships.

Also, our results might have been influenced by our choice of administrative unit level to use for defining districts.

Prior to the reform Norwegian policymakers blamed long waiting times for elective care both to the lack of patient choice and administrative borders creating barriers for patients moving to hospital facilities in other counties.

It will test your knowledge of the municipal administrative code with multiple choice questions.

"Because of administrative errors and bad policy choices, we have taken one blow after another," said Abílio Nogueira de Oliveira, head of the ranchers' association in Alegrete.

While many party members initially claimed their unpalatable choices were an "administrative error", many have since suggested such claims are a bald-faced lie, especially since Greens staffer Max Phillips had already noted last week that WikiLeaks party's NSW deputy registered officer Cassie Findlay had informed him of their preferences at least a week before the "error" became public knowledge.