Sentence examples for joint institution from inspiring English sources
"Everything this year is going to be that way," said Juliet V. García, who has been the only president in the history of the joint institution.
AQuMed was founded in March 1995 as a joint institution of the German Medical Association and the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians.
If there is any doubt, the sickness funds must obtain an expert opinion on the medical necessity for treatment from the Medical Review Board, which serves as a joint institution of the sickness funds.
On Sept. 11, the joint institutions lost a data center in Lower Manhattan, leaving three of their centers without access to their computer systems.
The implication is that Montenegrins who participate in joint institutions with Serbia, such as the army and the foreign ministry, would be recalled.
His policies the breakup of large estates, universal suffrage, equality of nationalities, and a maximum of freedom in the joint institutions of Austria-Hungary were rAustria-Hungary wereconseradical positionsngary; he had lintle aconservativeand almost no following.
In the 1960s and 1970s many joint institutions were launched to exchange aid, expertise and investment among Arab states.Those hopeful times saw a first big wave of migration to the Gulf.
Following the end of the Lebanese civil war in 1990, Syria and Lebanon signed a series of treaties that granted special privileges to Syria by establishing joint institutions in the fields of defense, foreign policy, and economic matters.
The Serb members of Bosnia's joint institutions, including the Serb who is part of its three-person presidency, walked out in protest, and the Serb Republic's parliament went into emergency session.It is not hard to see why the Serbs are angry.
Those that had sought to first wipe away BiH and then divide it sought to eliminate any joint institutions and especially those that might evidence the history of coexistence and the fruits of pluralism.
One reason for this is that the respective committee of the joint institutions until 2003 failed to provide more explicit definitions [ 12].
