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The best recent example of this trend, he said, was the court system, which, until a 1993 constitutional amendment, had been paid for and largely administered at the county level.

One reason that votes in the presidential race may not hinge on vouchers or the death penalty is that education and criminal justice are largely administered at the state or local level.

But the Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Italian and French governing bodies are against relinquishing their joint running of European competitions, that are largely administered by them via European Rugby Cup Ltd.

The Rapid VAC regimen was well tolerated and largely administered as an out-patient.

Our impression is that placebos were largely administered deceptively, and patients were never told of the "pious fraud".

Although surveys 1 and 2 were largely administered to lower-level students, some upper-level students were included in the sample.

Gove told MPs that the scheme drawn up with Hughes will be better targeted at the poor, and largely discretionary – administered by further education colleges.

While in Hlabisa sub-district in recent years HIV and TB services have been increasingly integrated at the level of front-line delivery [ 21, 22], HIV and TB treatment and care services are still largely vertically administered regarding planning, funding, and monitoring and evaluation, despite the highly overlapping patient clientele.

In 1938, there had been only 35,000 soldiers in the Militia, but by September 1939 this had been increased to 80,000, supported by a PMF of 2,800 full-time soldiers whose main responsibility was largely to administer and train the Militia.

The I.R.S. mission was also significantly expanded under his watch, because the health care bill Congress passed in 2009 will be administered largely through the agency.

The gendered nature of certain crimes and their victims and the gendered nature of so much law, because it is largely created and administered by men, is still insufficiently recognised or discussed.