Sentence examples for disseminated down from inspiring English sources

The Samoa National Health Service (NHS) has a disaster plan which outlines staff responsibilities, which is disseminated down to the divisional level of the health sector that work closely with communities.

Even after Mousa's death an order reminding troops of the ban was not properly disseminated down the chain of command.

Even after Mousa's death an order by Maj Gen Robin Brims, commander of all British troops in southern Iraq, reminding troops of the ban was not properly disseminated down the chain of command.

"At top level, international and professional, the information is there but it is not being disseminated down to grassroots in schools and to individuals," Robinson said in October.

The county has never cooperated with herders even though they always disseminate top-down supports and pretend to help local residents.

When a scorecard is disseminated up and down the organizational chart, strategy becomes a tool available to everyone.

Putative insiders make extravagant claims for companies whose stock they own; a similar set of pretenders emerge shouting them down, disseminating rumors, trying to support shorting the stock.

Today, the U.S. Health and Human Services Department took its first steps toward cracking down on misinformation disseminated by Medicare providers.

Pioneered by labels like Band of Outsiders and disseminated all the way down to J.Crew, that look has since become ubiquitous if not passé.

"These practice guidelines are widely disseminated and heavily influenced by industry, and they come down on the side of recommending higher levels of treatment," said Dr. Richard Amerling, director of outpatient dialysis at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.

Walcott pulled out when allegations of past sexual harassment were made against him; Padel landed the job, then stepped down when it was revealed that she'd disseminated the allegations.