Sentence examples for compliant organizations from inspiring English sources

Three distinct identities which capture key organizational representations over time are highlighted: environmentally responsible and compliant organizations; leaders in sustainability; and strategically 'good' organizations.

Dr. Ronoh states that KEMRI staff have conducted a GMP audit of local pharmaceutical manufacturers so that only GMP compliant organizations will be selected as partners to produce products on behalf of KEMRI.

Typically this means that you are going to recruit more of the same, or selecting someone who will be compliant within your organization.

It's been offering a single-stop solution for managing Google Apps, Office 365, social network, CRM, collaboration and marketing tools, while ensuring organizations remain compliant with security standards.

Second, it may not be compliant with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, because it would discriminate among trading nations (I'll leave that issue for trade economists and trade lawyers to analyze and debate).

Moreover, acquiring diagnostic reagents would be more time- and cost-effective for laboratories than would the organization of compliant packaging and shipment of hazardous biologic material to reference laboratories abroad.

AAPOR is even launching a Transparency Initiative to certify organizations that are compliant with its standards.

While these comparisons should be interpreted with caution since they are based on studies of different time periods and clinical practice changes rapidly, they point to important differences across countries in the extent to which health care organizations provide pathway compliant care.

Despite the strong technical capabilities provided by vendors, however, previous research has shown that simply providing healthcare organizations with CCHIT-compliant, CDS and KM feature-filled electronic health record applications will not ensure that every organization will be able to realize the process-level improvements in healthcare quality and patient safety that are possible [ 28].

A country that is considering maize flour or corn meal fortification as part of their public health programs needs evidence-informed standards compliant with those established by normative organizations.

News organizations — embodied as an old, compliant woman — are indicted for being credulous and complicit with the military.