Sentence examples for central ministry from inspiring English sources

In many developing countries, logistics systems for public health facilities have been centralized, with central ministry offices responsible for planning, forecasting, procurement, warehousing and the distribution of essential drugs, contraceptives and vaccines.

In 1871 a central ministry of education on the European model was set up.

Turkey, Iran, and all the Arab states except Lebanon had another feature in common: education to the secondary level in these countries was planned and administered by a central ministry.

An added complication arose when a new law handed the power to make decisions on art loans to foreign countries from the central ministry to the provinces where the museums were located.

In each country a central ministry of education set schooling structures and curriculum requirements, with some responsibilities for school supervision, curriculum, and finance often delegated to provincial and local educational authorities.

Ashok Vardhan Shetty, principal secretary to the Tamil Nadu government, wrote to the central ministry of rural development in December 2009 that NREGS had helped his state desilt and de-weed canals, ponds and irrigation tanks, boosting agriculture productivity.

The extreme centralization that characterized the management of the social services system, through different central ministries, has compounded the problem of reactivating the system at the local level.

Central ministries rank equal to provincial governments.

During 1952 54 the Chinese established a central planning apparatus and a set of central ministries and other government institutions that were close copies of their Soviet counterparts.

The branch offices of several central ministries are located in certain cities, which as regional centres generally administer several prefectures together.

However, those who know Mr. Ozawa say his real goal is to challenge not Washington but the powerful bureaucrats at the central ministries.