Sentence examples for equivalent department from inspiring English sources

Thus, when the Ministry of Higher Education (or equivalent department) gives authorization to open more medical schools, the Ministry of Health plans the intake of new medical graduates coming out of the faculties in subsequent years.

Check with your state's Department of Education (or equivalent department) for specific guidelines.

We wrote to the lead clinician/manager/director of all Primary Care Trusts (PCTs), Physiotherapy Departments, Geriatric (or equivalent) Departments, Emergency Departments (ED) and Social Services in the UK, requesting contact details for services.

He also plans to institute a program of in-store grooming guides — the men's equivalent to department-store beauty advisers for women — who will dispense advice on products and tools.

In recent years the Treasury (which is the UK equivalent to departments or ministries of finance in other countries) has become increasingly interested in performance and outputs when making the overall decisions about levels of public expenditure and allocations to the various government departments (the term by which ministries are known in the UK).

Branch offices for the secretary of state, Michigan's equivalent of the department of motor vehicles, had posted signs over the weekend saying they would be closed.

At the moment, though, theatregoers seem to be faced with the equivalent of a department store that caters only for non-standard statures.

She is the Web's equivalent of a department store's personal shopper -- a cybercreation that can assist you in your buying, recall your preferences and notify you when something goes on sale.

If you fulfill your experimentation/design requirement with a course other than AA 290 (or equivalent from another department), it is possible to count AA 290 as a technical or free elective.

Likewise, "amazon.com/clothes" takes you to their virtual equivalent of a department store.

HSPI, Vietnam, equivalent to a department of the MOH, was the most financially secure: it receives substantial funding from the Ministry of Health (about 60% of total revenues) which covers all basic salary costs, with salary top-ups provided from external projects.