Sentence examples for distinguished administrative from inspiring English sources

Her deep knowledge of and commitment to Berkeley are invaluable, as is her distinguished administrative experience both here and at Smith College.

Charles Young said that William's service to King John was a "distinguished administrative career", and J. E. A. Joliffe called William one of the "greatest of the king's clerks".

This comprehensive systematic review explicitly distinguished between administrative data algorithms developed for in-hospital surveillance and those for (external) quality assessment.

3 9 11 79 In comparison with a recent systematic review that assessed the accuracy of administrative data for HAI surveillance, 9 we identified a larger number of primary studies (partly due to broader inclusion criteria) and distinguished between administrative data algorithms developed for different intended applications.

Several justices expressed skepticism about Mr. Goldstein's effort to distinguish between administrative and court duties.

Second, our analyses assume that BIR can be distinguished from other administrative functions.

Observational data were coded using a framework that distinguished tasks as administrative, clinical, servicing (e.g. stocking and sterilizing), or communicative (e.g. brief contacts with colleagues), and were then presented as pictograms.

These visits were distinguished by an administrative classification, because the registers do not included the reasons for visits Data on the numbers of women invited and participating in organised cancer screening in 1998 were obtained from the files of the Mass Screening Registry at the Finnish Cancer Registry [ 9, 10].

Pale, (from Latin palus, "stake"), district separated from the surrounding country by defined boundaries or distinguished by a different administrative and legal system.

We found it impossible to ask the prisoners to distinguish between the administrative levels of care, since prisoners are often ignorant of these issues.

In general terms, it is difficult to distinguish the additional administrative resources demanded by pursuing ITQ policies from the levels that may have been required by some other policy system.