Sentence examples for department generated from inspiring English sources
Brandon said Michigan's athletic department generated annual revenue of almost $100 million, employed more than 250 people and handled complex marketing and licensing agreements that had a profound effect on the university.
But gutting of the foreign language department generates only a comparative whisper.
The announcement is usually followed by a 90-day public comment period, after which the department generates a final rule that "would have the effect of updating the overtime requirements".
In Chicago, Illinois, one scientist has helped the police department generate a list of individuals deemed likely to perpetrate or be victims of violent crime in the near future; those people are then told they're considered at risk, even if they have done nothing wrong.
This department generates more than $100 million of profit the state can use for their budget.
USC's athletic department generates nearly $98 million a year, so it can easily absorb fines levied against the school or its coaches and administrators.
In our case, some departments generated a relevant proportion of discharge letters with general purpose text processing and did not store them into the HIS, which is problematic for data security reasons and leads to incomplete electronic patient records.
Active surveillance and related research conducted through collaborations between CDC and health departments generated information on the burden of and risk factors for toxic shock syndrome, listeriosis, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) and group B Streptococcus (GBS) infections, and meningococcal disease (3 – 6 ).
Now that law enforcement agencies are utilizing social media to investigate all types of criminal activity we'll probably be seeing more departments generating official guidelines.
Interdepartmental groups charged with leading JUG that have no formal authority in other departments generate limited change at best, and at worst, can create "serious dysfunction" [ 70].
This means that with the same equivalent patients, some departments generate higher outpatient pharmaceutical spending than others and some health departments are managing pharmaceutical spending better than others (Table 4).
