Sentence examples for facility engaged from inspiring English sources

The Clinical Cytogenetics Laboratory at Duke University Health Systems is a modern facility engaged in service, teaching and test development.

On Jan . 31 , 1957a clear, crisp Thursday morning, twin Scorpion fighter jets from Northrop's Palmdale facility engaged in routine "scissors interceptions" -- first one plane, then the other, served as a target to test radar equipment.

While this manager reported confidence in this approach, the other respondents from the facility reported that almost everyone in the facility engaged in dual practice, but this was not discussed with the manager.

(1) This paragraph applies to research laboratories and production facilities engaged in the culture, production, concentration, experimentation, and manipulation of HIV and HBV.

Prior to randomization, selected staff from all local participating facilities engaged in a one-day training on evidence-based practices along the HIV care continuum in correctional settings (for a total of 9 trainings - one per research center).

And just last week, 17 women sued Columbia University and its affiliated hospitals, alleging that the facilities engaged in covering up decades of sexual abuse by one of its OB-GYNs.

Also trucks and trains are also important because they're necessary to supply facilities engaged in manufacturing weapons-grade uranium; a lot of times materials going in and out will tell a lot about what is going on inside... Essentially, you're casing Iran.

In trying to fulfil the broad social objectives of health market regulation outlined above, governments have traditionally focused their efforts on health products and equipment, and practitioners and facilities engaged in the provision of health services (Table  1).

According to the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, any facilities engaged in manufacturing, processing, or holding food for consumption in the United States should be registered with the FDA.

In the protocol, "Medication-Assisted Treatment Implementation in Community Correctional Environments (MATICCE)", community corrections staff engage in training about addiction pharmacotherapies, while leadership in the corrections and treatment facilities engage in a joint strategic planning process to identify and resolve barriers to efficient flow of clients across the two systems.

Of the 14 facilities engaging in informal fee collection, 3 are private facilities.