Sentence examples similar to emerging department from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the younger anthropologists who had been appointed to the emerging departments of social anthropology in Britain quickly turned on the ancestors.

"The days of yesteryear when you could go to your corner bank are over," said Kenneth Walsleben, who teaches in the entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises department at the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University.

We spoke to Julie Chappell, head of the emerging powers department at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, who is leading a campaign to promote British businesses abroad and just won a Women of the Future award.

The delivery of quality patients care in the emergency department (ED) is emerging as one of the most important service indicators to be measured in health services today.

Museums around the world bought it for their newly emerging design departments.

These can be the building blocks to create meaningful and productive career paths for research-engaged clinicians as well as further strengthen the cross-disciplinary nature of emerging academic departments of primary care.

Despite emerging evidence regarding clinical deterioration in emergency department (ED) patients, the widespread uptake of rapid response systems (RRS) in EDs has been limited.

Paradoxically, smaller hospital appeared to be more alert to the emerging disease, although the number of emergency department patients was lower than in larger emergency departments.

The winners and losers of the Christmas period are starting to emerge – with department stores John Lewis and House of Fraser both reporting decent sales.

Over the next few years, emergency departments quickly emerged in many hospitals across the nation.

In Tanzania, as in other developing countries, EM is an emerging specialty and most hospitals do not have a fully functional emergency department (ED).