Sentence examples for governmental administrative from inspiring English sources

But equally, there is no reason why on occasion such governmental administrative regulation should not lead to an improvement in economic efficiency.

In Taiwan, the Department of Health, the very active Bureau of Health Promotion, the Centers for Disease Control and other governmental administrative functions are linked in a network that allows a select set of professionals access to its database, under strict controls to secure privacy.

The socio-economic information such as the number of households of the village and their income were obtained from the local 'union parishad' (local governmental administrative unit) office.

Transforming the form of the money to mask of its origin is the bottom line of money laundering which, eventually, undermines economies and destabilize governmental administrative systems (Yang 2002).

The security issue is one of the core themes of the public discourse in so-called "full-grown democracies" (Hughes et al. 2002), and it is closely connected to both the trends in types of crimes and the responses from public (governmental, administrative, judicial, penal) authorities on this social issue (Dei Delitti e Delle Pene 2002; Morlino et al. 2013; Pajno 2010).

U.S.' commitments to international economic obligations, such as the WTO rules, are not always reflected in governmental administrative decisions.

Rather, one might imagine smaller, cross-governmental administrative units with mandates to pursue 'policy coherence' on trade and other matters and with the technical capacity needed to build, say, tax systems in developing countries.

The case concerned allegations regarding the "governmental and administrative functions" of Derbyshire council.

In other international humanitarian efforts UN relief undertakings were obstructed by the UN pattern of subserviance to governmental pressures, administrative havoc, and feuds within the UN.

Mr. Harding, who also served as budget director and the city's chief lobbyist in Albany, is now a partner in the law firm of Greenberg Traurig in its governmental and administrative practice.

The other external force that encouraged the emergence of Roman Catholicism as a distinct entity was the collapse of governmental and administrative structures in the Western Roman Empire in 476 and the migration into Europe of Germanic and other tribes that eventually established themselves as ruling elites.