Monograph N° 2619) the following definition can be found: "the 'manufacture' of unlicensed pharmaceutical preparations in pharmacies or other healthcare establishments (the term 'preparation' is used instead of 'manufacture' in order clearly to distinguish it from the industrial manufacture of licensed pharmaceutical preparations)".
And who outside the education establishment uses the term GCE any more?
It gave a brief history of the establishment of the term, and provided several existing explanations and descriptions of Big Data to improve the core understanding of the phenomenon.
Until the establishment of Israel, the term Palestinian was used by Jews and foreigners to describe the inhabitants of Palestine and had only begun to be used by the Arabs themselves at the turn of the 20th century; at the same time, most saw themselves as part of the larger Arab or Muslim community.
His obvious personal flaws make him unsuited to be commander-in-chief, and his past dealings and obscure personal finances suggest that he does not have what the primmer sections of the US establishment term "the moral character" for high office.
"Bonfire of the Establishment" is the headline of the latest leader, a phrase which draws on the title's history: the term "establishment" was coined in it by Henry Fairlie, writing in a September 1955 issue.
Robert Boyd, who has managed the establishment since 1977, prefers the term "romance hotel".
314, provided for establishment grants and defined the term "new community college", prior to repeal by section 1001(a) of Pub.
Was the whole self-important, self-obsessed media establishment refusing to grant the term 'artist' to a mere stand-up comedian, however brilliant and vastly influential?
How quaint, how naive, how out of step with how we "get things done" in a complex, modern world in which highly qualified power brokers make deals and take care not to offend each other's delicate sensibilities with epithets containing the term "establishment".
