Sentence examples for is directly run from inspiring English sources

This decentralized system is directly run by each municipality and funded by a national health fund.

North Korea's worker control system is especially harsh in remote Siberian logging camps which, according to Amnesty International, are directly run by North Korea's ruthless Public Security Service.

Campaigners say that within a year only one pool will be directly run by Newcastle City Council which is faced with making £90m in savings.

One way to square the circle is to remember that while English schools cannot be directly run for profit, there is a back door.​ One of the government's free schools is run by a charity but it has contracted out "day-to-day" management of the school to IES, a for-profit company that runs schools in Sweden.

The Department of Health was forced to open an investigation into its own conduct when it came to light in October that Savile had been appointed to chair a task force overseeing Broadmoor's management in 1988, when the secure hospital was directly run by the department.

No organisation run for profit can be a charity; a public school may be a charitable body despite the fees paid, but not if they are directly run to make a profit, as in Re Girls Public Day School Trustt.

For MSP, the PCR products were directly run on a 2% agarose gel.

Senator Graham does not suggest that the Saudis are directly running Isis, but that their support for Sunni extremists in Iraq and Syria opened the door to jihadis including Isis.

But the length of time the tool requires to run is directly proportional to the time step.

Efficacy of these therapies is directly related to the running time of the circuit.

Therefore, the question remains whether the evolutionary success of the best run is directly linked to this feature.