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From 1972 onwards, all matters related to the management of public servants, including the recruitment and distribution of health workers, were controlled by the central establishment office, known since the early 1990s as the Civil Service Department CSDD).
The blunt message, from the committee's top strategist, offered one of the strongest signs yet that party leaders are willing to oppose establishment office-holders in favor of challengers seeking to move the party to the right.
In fact, the share of freight deliveries to non-retail (e.g., services establishments, offices, small manufacturing) activities is largely unknown, and in some cases with offices being reported as a considerable generator of freight movement [5].
Be it road junctions, play grounds, schools, business establishments, offices- in all places bunkers should be constructed as Safety Mechanisms," the leaflet said.
The register also contains data such as the number of persons employed by the company, number of blue- and white-collar workers, year of establishment, registered office, and industry.
The USPS' ability to carry letter mail even to the farthest reaches of the U.S., regardless of the cost, is a matter of national pride; the establishment of "post offices and post roads" is one of the enumerated responsibilities reserved to Congress under Article 1 of the Constitution.
I think a fair, extremely rough definition of the establishment is office-holders — especially high office-holders — consultants who've been around a long time, lobbyists and donors.
The necessary-and-proper clause sits at the end of Article I, Section 8, after 17 paragraphs that enumerate the powers delegated to Congress, ranging from the establishment of post offices to the declaration of war.
The Federal Reserve on Tuesday announced the establishment of offices to promote diversity and inclusion at the Federal Reserve Board and at all 12 of the Federal Reserve Banks.
Bolstering this new momentum, the U.S. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) codified the establishment of Offices on Women's Health in major U.S. federal agencies, including Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug Administration.
