Sentence examples for nationally identified from inspiring English sources

Governments like to boast of a portfolio of large, nationally identified, successful firms – not thousands of hare-brained schemes whose doom is a near certainty.

The reason is stated: teachers will be able to "give more emphasis to nationally identified priority areas such as literacy and numeracy".

This program helped increase staff knowledge and embed key skills essential for the management of airway emergencies, a locally and nationally identified patient safety priority.

This was done using 47 indicators compiled from literature and grouped into five categories based on nationally identified deficiencies in the managed boreal forest compared to unmanaged forest.

He also says, for example, that insofar as the individual self is historically formed it must be understood as a nationally identified self; and further that it is selfish merely to seek one's own peace of mind.

Key principles included are country ownership, accountable and transparent planning and financial systems, alignment with nationally identified priorities, coordination and harmonisation of development assistance, and increased use of local systems by development partners.

"There are increasing numbers of children and young people nationally identifying as trans".

It was reported yesterday in the Washington Post that Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood had sent the White House a "comprehensive memo" on how to jump start high speed rail service (HSR) nationally, identifying several high-speed rail corridors.

The feedback on variations in practice at annual audit meetings organised both regionally and nationally, has identified outliers in clinical practice and, although peer pressure has been proved to be a slow process in establishing a consensus, it has been possible to show major changes in clinical practice over time (Sauven et al, 2003).

We asked all AMTs to collect up to five examples of non-compliance per month and used this information both locally and nationally to identify common themes that could help shape national educational solutions.

This manuscript describes the evolution and design of MMP, a new nationally representative clinical outcomes and behavioral surveillance system, and describes how MMP data will be used locally and nationally to identify care and treatment utilization needs, and to plan for prevention interventions and services.