Sentence examples for agents of central from inspiring English sources
The government has been appointing regional commissioners supported by "headteacher boards", but there are just eight of these to cover the whole of England and they are essentially agents of central government overseeing only academies and free schools.
Local councils complain that they are not much more than the tightly controlled agents of central government and they are right.Without the power to raise more of the money it spends, local government loses much of its voice and most of its point.
Healthy travellers might be exposed to infectious agents of central nervous system, which may require in-patient care.
Human parechoviruses (HPeV) have been recognized as the causative agents of central nervous system (CNS) infection of infants and young children in different parts of the world.
Rapid, sensitive and economical detection and identification of human herpesviruses as causative agents of central nervous system (CNS) infections are of clinical importance.
Rumors flew that the Haitian colonization agents would be banished next, and a group of young men confronted an African-American agent of Central American colonization at his hotel and sent him packing.
Previous exposition to azole agents, duration of central venous catheter implantation and the number of antimicrobial agents per day were associated with non- albicans Candida infection in multivariate analyses.
Indeed, neither intra-abdominal surgery, previous exposure to azole agents, duration of central venous catheter implantation, nor female gender were associated with non- albicans Candida infection.
Acting on orders of high court judge José de la Mata, agents of the central operative unit of the Guardia Civil began searching the bank's offices in Boadilla del Monte in central Spain on Friday morning for information about specific accounts.
Inevitably, these agents of the central government created considerable friction and hostility.
The préfets and sous-préfets were appointed by the government in Paris to serve as agents of the central government and also as the executives of the divisional governments, the conseils généraux, which were composed of elected officials.
