In summer 1605 Grant likely stored weapons and ammunition at Norbrook, but he was also to take charge of the provision of rare war horses from the nearby Warwick Castle.
This hospital had no hospital pharmacy; the "pharmaceutical depot" in charge of the provision of medicines in that hospital was supplied by a wholesaler.
The Constitution of Ukraine guarantees free of charge provision of medical aid in public facilities for every citizen [ 1].
As patients are now in charge of preoperative preparation and recovery, information provision is a challenge for day surgery.
There has been a huge outflow of funds to marginalised areas under the terms of the country's new constitution, which mandates the distribution of significant resources from the centre to locally elected governors who, in turn, take charge of basic healthcare provision, water distribution and early education services.
The CHW program, a component of the BPHS, involves individuals and communities to take charge of health service provision in their community [ 15].
Following NPM principles, the quasi-private water operating organizations, now in charge of water service provision, are intended to be semi-autonomous, recuperating their operating costs through water user fees, and investing these funds in infrastructure maintenance.
He was the officer in charge of equipment, uniforms, provisions and other property of the Fifth Infantry Division.
He was put in charge of supporting and provisioning one of the crews led by the Forest Service.
Policy research was used to set a strategy to realign and coordinate SSA and IMSS, among other public institutions, taking them from multi-functional monopolies and towards specialized agencies in charge of stewardship, financing and provision.
