Sentence examples for appointed institutions from inspiring English sources

By accrediting these township and village health facilities as new rural cooperative medical care appointed institutions they were also eligible to claim payments from these insurance funds.

By establishing these township and village health facilities as new rural cooperative medical system appointed institutions, the rural doctors were able to access subsidies for public health service work (eg, home visits, immunisation, patient education, etc) thus improving the affordability of rural PHC services.

The most striking parallel between Mirvis and Welby is that they have both been appointed within institutions that are becoming ever less viable.

As well as challenging Murray's assertions over payments, Rangers described the former chairman's claim that he was appointed by institutions to oversee corporate governance as "grossly inaccurate".

Party allies or former Fidesz MPs have been appointed to run institutions including the judicial administration, the media watchdog and the state prosecutor's office.

Once that was done and dusted, he turned his attention to how public institutions appointed themselves, ran themselves and behaved themselves (see Governance, above).

And that seems to be what Emin has instantly become since Britain's most venerable artists' institution appointed her its Professor of Drawing.

To facilitate a comparative costing and to enhance standardisation across our trials, the UK partner institution appointed an economics team in 2009 with overall responsibility for the evaluation of the trials.

However, this role is relatively different from an honest broker system [ 38]: first, the archivist is appointed by the institution, under the responsibility of the Director of Professional Services of the medical centre and in accordance with the Clinical Research Centre, where the research is performed, not the REB (as often seen with the honest broker system).

Following his coronation in November 1873, the young king enacted a series of ambitious reforms, beginning with the abolition of slavery, the improvement of judicial and financial institutions, and the institution of appointed legislative councils.

The executives within these institutions are appointed by national ministries.