Sentence examples for developed the terms from inspiring English sources

WHO Afghanistan in collaboration with the NTP, and Stop-TB partnership at the Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office EMROof of the WHO developed the terms of reference for this study to examine the developments occurring during the period from 2001 to 2011.

A mid-level manager with a long-time career and field experience developed the terms of reference and served as chair.

Table  3 below includes details for each study on who decided on the membership of the CAB, how the CAB members were selected and who developed the Terms of Reference for the CAB.

The fringers have developed the term "RINO" which means Republican In Name Only.

The Soviets developed the term "reconnaissance-strike complex" (which, if anything, is more unwieldy in the original Russian).

Gould later developed the term "non-overlapping magisteria" (NOMA) to describe how, in his view, science and religion could not comment on each other's realm.

Cartilage involvement is probably the most striking feature, accurately described by Rudolf Virchow who also developed the term "ochronosis" [ 14].

Antonovsky [ 30] developed the term "salutogenesis", and the main concept in his theories is a sense of coherence.

After developing the Terms of Reference, 11 academic/research institutions located in Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Iran, Kuwait, Morocco, Palestine, Sudan, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen were contacted through initial letters of invitation.

The second part of the handbook explains how to manage equity-focused evaluations, presenting the key issues to take into account when preparing for equity-focused and developing the Terms of Reference.

The CRG worked with research team members to develop the terms of reference for the study, named the study "Beginning with Healthy Teeth" (BHT) and advised on questions, recruitment, methodology and translation of findings in a culturally appropriate way [ 31].