Sentence examples for associations managed from inspiring English sources

Often, these associations managed to block the chains altogether.

In 2002 their professional associations managed to halt training for nurses in diagnosing and treating common childhood illnesses.

Here in Massachusetts, the Coalition for Health Care, which is running the ballot campaign, is already opposed by the Committee for Affordable Health Care Choices, which unites business associations, managed care organizations and other insurers.

A course generally costs about $5.2 million to build, double if a clubhouse, restaurant and pro shop are included, according to a 2005 study by GOLF 20/20, a coalition of equipment manufacturers, course operators and golfing associations managed by the World Golf Foundation, a group founded 15 years ago to promote interest in golf.

However, two associations managed to survive FDR: increased X count appears to lessen κ u,1 in males while an increased Y:X ratio is associated with higher degrees of κ u,3.

Firstly changes to the way housing associations manage and run their existing stock.

The state – not to mention the local neighbourhood associations – manages to preserve historic areas with such surgical efficiency that they tend to look just-built.

Most researchers and breed associations manage SNP data in real-time and thus require tools to standardise data in a user-friendly manner.

This association managed to fracture Ken's support on the left.

Rafael Salguero (retired) The head of Guatemala's football association managed to avoid any of the allegations which has surrounded the other leading figures from CONCACAF.

Still, in the last six years, the racing association managed to persuade the Legislature and the governor to extend its unique franchise to operate New York's top tracks (Saratoga Race Course, Belmont Park and Aqueduct), each time without competitive bidding.