Sentence examples for control jurisdictions from inspiring English sources
The outbreak demonstrates the need for strategies to detect links among patients diagnosed with TB across multiple TB control jurisdictions.
Implementing the national genotyping service will also greatly reduce the financial costs for TB control jurisdictions interested in using genotyping to enhance their current program activities (31 ).
The outbreak demonstrates the value of a system that allows M. tuberculosis strains to be compared across TB control jurisdictions, particularly in situations where unique social and cultural circumstances hinder conventional approaches to contact investigations and control efforts.
Second, we recommend that public health agencies involved in responding to an outbreak of dengue commit themselves to providing accurate and up-to-date information to the public, other public health and vector control jurisdictions, policy makers, and the clinical community.
He now aimed to set up a regime of imperial officials and captains who were to exact dues and to control jurisdiction that the communes had usurped from the failing grasp of their bishops.
Out-of-jurisdiction controls were not available due to no control jurisdiction having sufficient sample size for race or ethnicity-specific comparison groups.
While they are likely to tighten liquidity and capital requirements, overhaul regulation of areas like derivative trading, and order banks to draw up "living wills" detailing how they can be dismantled if they collapse, British officials are acutely aware of the risk of acting unilaterally and potentially driving the industry to more loosely controlled jurisdictions, Mr. Jones said.
"Subletting in a rent-control jurisdiction is a huge offense," said Karen Uchiyama, Mr. Marino's lawyer.
"Control" and "jurisdiction" are loose terms here, since the boards' power is largely advisory.
"The question of the extent of Congress's power to control the jurisdiction of the federal courts is one of the most contested and unsettled in constitutional law," said Vicki C. Jackson, a law professor at Harvard.
The act guarantees Quebec the right to a Roman Catholic school system under Roman Catholic control, exclusive jurisdiction over property and civil rights, and the French system of civil law.
