Sentence examples for national function from inspiring English sources

Its main objectives, he says, can be split into two major functions--a national function and a scientific function.

In theory, because the commissioner – Britain's leading police officer – has a national function in areas such as counterterrorism and is answerable to the home secretary as well as the mayor and the Metropolitan Police Authority, he could have fought the move.

In terms of its national function, he continued, the GIS "mission" is to be a world-class institute investigating genomic questions having international impact and recognition.

Specialised health service commissioning was intended to establish a single national function with consistency, equity and excellence at its core.

The World Health Organization (2007, p. 3) defines health system governance as a national function entailing that 'ensuring strategic frameworks exist and are combined with effective oversight, coalition-building, the provision of appropriate regulations and incentives, attention to system design and accountability'.

In the meantime, their musical presence at national functions is to be replaced by CDs played on ghetto blasters.

For those parts of the government complex containing national functions that are either especially critical and/or under a heightened threat, the required distance increases to 40 meters.

Nkrumah's coming into the top hierarchy of Ghana's body politic at his time saw the keen incorporation of aspects of traditional stateliness such as donning of traditional costumes, drumming and dancing and other performing art in national functions.

That there be a minimum of 20 meters from general vehicle traffic to government buildings, a distance requirement that must be increased to 40 meters for those parts of the government complex containing national functions that are either especially critical and/or under heightened threat (infrastructure).

The ICU attends to several national functions.

The Neovita centre was excluded from the extrapolation, because it fulfils several national functions for the programme and has a much higher budget than other centres.