The function of administration is introduced at this level, in the form of a headquarters platoon administered by a sergeant and containing supply, maintenance, or other sections.
From the reign of Augustus (27 BC AD 14), jurists began compiling organized repositories of imperial edicts (constitutiones), and juristic scholarship became an imperially sponsored function of administration.
This refers to processes in which certain national state functions of organization and administration have been devolved to the local scale.
Currently, questions regarding the choice of suitable medically relevant targets with regard to a certain protein scaffold, the methodology for engineering high affinity, arming with effector functions, routes of administration, plasma half-life, and immunogenicity are in the focus.
During the Heian period (794 1185), the Kurōdo-dokoro was the de facto government council of state, assuming many of the executive and legislative functions of the administration.
As auxiliary bishop in Boston since 1995, and as vicar general and moderator of the curia since 1993, Bishop Murphy has been a troubleshooter for Cardinal Bernard Law, working as a kind of chief operating officer, overseeing the day-to-day functions of the administration.
Grassroots judicial bureaus bear nine functions of the administration of justice, but they have problems such as low pay, short manpower, high work pressure, high official turnover, and insufficient funding.
While the Freedom of Information Act only applies to public bodies, environmental data is covered by the EIR which also extend to private organisations that carry out "functions of public administration" or exercise environmental responsibilities under the control of a public body.
