Sentence examples for made by governmental from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the assumptions made by governmental bodies, many patients do not feel strongly about self-chosen healthcare.

In many countries, including the United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal and China, STD surveillance data were obtained from case-reporting made by governmental departments[ 12, 25].

Most of the German documents are policy statements made by governmental initiatives or non-profit organisations and often lack a structures dissemination strategy.

The media could play an important role in representing their voice in the economic choices made to support an evidence-based health care system, since these choices are often made by governmental institutions only.

Despite these limitations, our data highlight the value of nongovernmental sources as an integral resource for providing timely information about global infectious disease threats, and demonstrate the significant improvements in the timeliness of outbreak reporting made by governmental sources.

Other statements protected by "absolute privilege" include statements made during judicial proceedings; statements made by governmental officials; statements by legislators during legislative debates; statements made during political speeches or broadcasts; and statements between spouses.[8].

A corporate charter is a grant made by a governmental body giving a group of individuals the power to form a corporation, or limited-liability company.

The lead sponsor of a companion bill in the House, Mr. McCollum, said, "Any decision made by a governmental agency is contrary to his best interest and clearly against his mother's desires".

In the case of payments made by any governmental unit or any agency or instrumentality thereof, the officer or employee having control of the payment of interest or original issue discount (or the person appropriately designated for purposes of this section) shall make the returns and statements required under section 6049.

It follows then that even assuming, arguendo, that internal reports made by a governmental employee to his superior should have an absolute privilege since the superior will be able to evaluate the accuracy of a statement concerning conditions within his own department, this does not justify extending the privilege to communications from private corporations.

As mentioned in Inconsistencies in curricular requirements, policies of English language education at different educational stages are made by various governmental departments (see Fig. 1).