In this role, she coordinated the society's work in support of rescheduling hydrocodone combination products from Schedule III to Schedule II to improve the safe and appropriate use of those therapies.
So, as the society has moved forward, it has become more urgent than ever that China makes greater efforts to promote rule of law in order to better coordinate the society, balance interests and set standards for social behavior.
The Human Rights Institute is helping to coordinate civil society engagement with the UPR and working to encourage UPR recommendations for the United States on issues related to the Institute's priorities.
A market society is not, consequently, merely a society coordinated by markets.
Together with the SaveTheInternet.eu campaign he coordinated the civil society efforts to push pro net neutrality safeguards within the european telecom single market regulation.
It is clear that it allows sentiments to be coordinated across a society, so that much of what its members feel will be more or less uniform and generally accessible, without the vicissitudes to which the uncorrected and idiosyncratic passions of individuals in peculiar circumstances are subject.
The difference between a society with flourishing markets and a market-coordinated society is not, therefore, merely one of attitudes.
With governance, we refer to the distributed constellations that exercise power throughout society in order to coordinate societal processes [26].
An inter-laboratory study of the quality control of defrosted cord blood units has been coordinated by the French society for cell and tissue bioengineering (SFBCT), with the cord blood bank of Bourgogne Franche-Comté and controlled by the French health products safety agency (Afssaps).
We identified two guidelines, which were developed through independent processes, from the Scottish Intercollegiate Guideline Network 9 and the fourth Joint European Societies 10 11 (coordinated by the European Society of Cardiology, and representing nine professional organisations).
