Sentence examples for national point from inspiring English sources

To determine the need for prospective surveillance of HAUTIs, we propose undertaking a national point prevalence study.

"From a family point of view, England is home," Bruney says, "but from a national point of view, it's not.

So both government interventions are perfectly sensible from a national point of view but create problems elsewhere.

State-aid rules can seem frustrating from a national point of view, and there are understandable calls for them to be read flexibly in the context of steel.

Detailed analysis of these primary data as well as the computation of main biodiversity indicators which are representative for the whole of Germany fill a great gap from a national point of view.

From the national point of view such a system is wasteful because of the legal costs and the high administrative costs incurred by the insurer and passed along to the insured by way of higher premiums.

To evaluate strand of NI prevalence, we performed a comparative analysis of two successive national point-prevalence surveys occurring in 1996 and 2001 for the Northern France.

But constant filming would probably also be unlawful, says Andy Marsh, chief constable of Hampshire Constabulary who is the national point-man for the police for body cameras.

The size of the EU's budget is not the actual problem and its reform will require more than opportunistic lip service and national point-scoring.

Sohn AH, Garrett DO, Sinkowitz-Cochran RL, et al. Prevalence of nosocomial infections in neonatal intensive care unit patients: results from the first national point-prevalence survey.

Irwin Dambrot, who helped lead City College to the 1950 N.I.T. and N.C.A.A. basketball championships, only to be engulfed in a national point-shaving scandal that tarnished an unprecedented feat and rocked the college game, died on Thursday.