Sentence examples for from the directorates from inspiring English sources
Therefore, staff from the Directorates of Human Resources and Nursing Services at the MoH headquarters undertook a study tour to Ethiopia to understand how the HEP was working.
Furthermore, during the conference organised by the GWHA in Uganda in 2008, members from the Directorates of Human Resources and Nursing Services at the MoH headquarters presented the concept.
InPOP asked the Agriculture Minister to appoint directors from the Directorate General of Plantation to lead the working groups.
Officers from the Directorate of Professional Standards have been informed.
"I took a two-week vacation from the directorate and I came and locked the door.
Under longstanding arrangements that Ms. Miscik said would change, the directorate of operations typically shields information about the identity, motivations and even access to information of its sources from the directorate of intelligence.
In the 70's, officials from the directorate, the federal judicial police and the army formed the White Brigade, a force that human rights investigators said was linked to political disappearances.
The senior official, from the Directorate of Operations, the clandestine-espionage arm of the agency, met the officials in Syria, which is on the State Department list of nations that sponsor terrorism.
A senior defense official said the address -- 2 Bulevar Umetnosti in New Belgrade -- -- came from a letter intercepted by intelligence officials, though the address was easily available, including from the directorate's internet site.
Dasarathi cites numbers from the Directorate of Urban Land Transport and the City Corporation: 33,000 people travel through Bangalore's airport every day, while a million do so through the central railway and bus stations in the Majestic area.
In a letter from the directorate of professional standards, the branch of the Met that deals with conduct and behaviour, police apologised to Moniz for "distress" suffered as a result of his arrest.
