Sentence examples for has long administered from inspiring English sources
The Basel network has long administered a program in which participating recyclers promised to abide by a set of rules for responsibly handling electronic waste.
China's newly declared zone, experts say, is intended mainly to whittle away at Japan's hold on the islands, which it has long administered.
The accusations of violations of Pakistani and international human rights law arose during a two-year conflict between tenant farmers in Punjab Province in eastern Pakistan and the army, which has long administered government-owned farmland in the area.
IAC has long administered its roughly 20 businesses through what Blatt likens to a federal system, one in which the states enjoy a high degree of autonomy.
Although science policy is a power reserved to London, university funding has long been administered by a separate council, which now answers to the Scottish government.
Among responsibilities that would come under the new agency is the controversial regulation of pesticides, which has long been administered by the Department of Food and Agriculture.
There are no data available on the toxic actions of monensin in humans; however, the compound has long been administered to a variety of animal species that are used to produce food in agriculture.
Although Banxia Baizhu Tianma Tang (BBT) has been long administered for hypertensive treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the ratio of the herbal components that makes up the formulation has not been optimized with respect to the anti-hypertensive effect that it inherently possesses.
This is a region that has long been federally administered by the Pakistani government, but never provided for.
In humans, with respect to the control of energy balance, global serotonergic agonists and antagonists have long been administered to suppress appetite, increase energy expenditure, or both7,8.
And although that health service had long been administered separately from that in England, it was the creation of the Scottish Parliament in 1999 that made this increasing divergence politically possible.
