Sentence examples for governmental council from inspiring English sources

Though novel surgical procedures (e.g., robotic surgeries) were still not authorized in Japan, robotic gastrectomy will be listed in the health insurance system's listing by the governmental council in April 2018.

A combination of a new ERT arrays allowed studying the subsoil beneath the Main Pyramid built near the edge of a plateau, along with another important structure (the Tecpan), which was a smaller structure that lodged the governmental council in pre-Hispanic times.

He also had to agree to the formation of a governmental council of princes called the Reichsregiment.

Following cooperation between the local governmental council and the Prison Fellowship Romania Foundation, homeless people, street children and beggars are taken, identified and accommodated within the Christian Centers for Street Children and Homeless People, respectively, and the Ruhama centre.

Administratively, its absolutist will, formulated at Versailles in a complex array of governmental councils, was enforced in the provinces by the intendants and their subordinates.

Experts on the issue had questioned how effective a cybercoordinator could be if forced to report to two governmental councils without direct access to the president.

They suggested an eventual settlement would involve a local assembly, administrative links between Ulster and the Republic of Ireland and an inter-governmental council linking the island of Ireland and Britain.Thirty Czech MPs left the former ruling party, still led by a recently ousted prime minister, Vaclav Klaus.

Whitehall sources added that the "social, environmental and governmental" policies of council pension funds should reflect government foreign policy and that a reference to the Foreign Office's guidance on business risks abroad would be included in the new guidelines for the pension funds.

Characteristic of his governmental system were councils of officials, convened to deliberate on public business, and administrative departments (divans) that bore some resemblance to the ministries of European governments.

That's how ecologist Andrew Watkinson describes the £100 million U.K. research package launched today by Living With Environmental Change (LWEC), a recently formed partnership between Britain's research councils, governmental departments, and nongovernmental organizations.

those who define standards of professional practice: professional councils, governmental regulatory agencies.