Sentence examples for for internal administration from inspiring English sources

The elected members of Andorra's unicameral legislature, the 28-member General Council of the Valleys, were responsible for internal administration and functioned as both an informal legislature and a cabinet headed by a prime minister.

Underground drainage covers 82% of roads in the city, and is divided into east and west zones for internal administration.

Our goal is to rationally design, and evaluate by a battery of physico-chemical methods the melanins as novel radioprotectors for internal administration.

The availability of radioprotective materials suitable for internal administration which would protect normal organs without protecting the tumor would greatly enhance the efficacy of radiation therapy by permitting higher tumoricidal doses while protecting normal organs.

We anticipate that these results could serve as the starting point for the design of nature-inspired melanin-based radioprotective materials with a broad range of applications such as powdered melanins or melanized nanoparticles suitable for internal administration, or melanin-based composite materials for radiation shielding.

By the time he was being considered (and rejected) for Prime Minister, in 1923, the devolution of power in India had gone so far that a dual government had been established, with Indians responsible for much internal administration and the British running military and strategic policy.

Brunei was responsible for its internal administration.

For all the internal administration focus on propping up moderate Syrian rebels, the US military would not be able to begin training them until October, the earliest that Congressional approval could be obtained for the required funding and authorisation.

No," said one Washington Democrat with close ties to the White House, who asked for anonymity to discuss internal administration staff issues.

This promised "full autonomy in internal administration for the frontier areas", envisaged the creation of a separate Kachin state and guaranteed that "citizens of the frontier areas shall enjoy rights and privileges which are regarded as fundamental in democratic countries".The Panglong Agreement was meant to be the glue to hold together one of Asia's most ethnically diverse countries.

In 1947, the leader of the anti-colonial movement, General Aung San — father of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi — convinced the country's ethnic groups to join a post-colonial, unified Burma in exchange for "full autonomy in internal administration" in their respective regions.