Sentence examples for national area from inspiring English sources
Skills for Care is putting recruitment and retention at the core of its activities at national, area and local levels offering resources to support employers.
He has already clashed with Gordon Brown, his British counterpart, who wants taxes to remain a purely national area of competence and says that Europe should be seeking to lower taxes rather than raise them.One other aspect of internal organisation is financial.
Delivered through the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF, now Ministry for Primary Industries), these schemes were largely driven by New Zealand's former commitment to the Kyoto Protocol to enhance carbon sequestration and increase the national area of Kyoto-compliant forests (climate change initiatives), although complementing the efforts of the ECFP to treat erodible land.
The predefined subgroups for the primary outcome were sex, age group, and socioeconomic status, defined using fifths of the national area based Scottish index of multiple deprivation score.
In this national area probability sample of community-dwelling Americans aged 57 85 years, depression and the perceived burden of disease differed by age and diabetes status.
We obtained permission to use data from the National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP), a national area probability sample of community-dwelling Americans age 57 85 years.
"No, there would be warfare about using our national areas for that purpose," he said.
Before World War I only a few countries, such as Great Britain, France, and Germany, had detailed maps covering their whole national areas.
In a statement, Australia's Bureau of Meteorology revealed that for each of the first six days of 2013, the "national area-average" temperature had been in the top 20 hottest days on record.
1920s print advertisements linked the brand with Englishness alongside classic images of the Lake District and other national areas of beauty.
We have not been able to support the report because it to an unduly large degree seeks to make national areas of competence subject to EU decision-making.
