Sentence examples for issue to be administered from inspiring English sources

A new business incentive program for biotechnology and pharmaceutical start-up companies will be established with a $50 million bond issue to be administered through the State Economic Development Authority, John E. McCormac, the state treasurer, announced last week.

Any issuer seeking a rating would pay a percentage of the dollar amount of the issue into a central fund, to be administered anonymously by Moody's, S&P or a consortium of rating agencies.

Hospice staff can work around that by issuing a standing order for opioids to be administered to an assisted living resident with chronic pain, but this might not adequately address breakthrough pain.

I am in the process of setting up a not-for-profit company specifically to collect funds for this one issue: it will be administered independently from me - i will have no contact or involvement with any of the money.

Safety and tolerability of regimens to be used in IPT programs is a key issue, as they will be administered to asymptomatic children.

This emergence has caused concern since cephalosporins are drugs of choice to treat salmonellosis in children, to whom fluoroquinolones must not be administered because of toxicity issues.

A retrospective study focusing on toxicity issues showed that PORT could be administered safely if patients were treated with more modern treatment techniques, more limited volumes of irradiation, daily fraction sizes ⩽2 Gy and total doses ⩽54 Gy [45].

The vaccinations will be administered from October to January.

A questionnaire probing on socio-demographic characteristics, knowledge and practices on selected oral health issues was administered to the students.

A questionnaire probing on specific socio-demographic characteristics, knowledge and practices on selected oral health issues was administered to the nursing students' population.

A self-completed questionnaire exploring a range of health issues was administered to 917 women aged 15-65 years (median 34 years) living in Western Australia, who identified as lesbian or bisexual, or reported having sex with another woman.