Therefore it is only appropriate that it is placed under the government department that oversees the prosecutorial system.The ACA will not be "toothless": about 150 of its agents will have the status of police, it will investigate corruption cases exclusively and will be able to carry out corruption prevention work in the ethics offices of central and local government agencies.
As Capitol Hill sit-ins against mountaintop removal mining spread to offices of central Appalachian members of Congress today, one arrest stands out in my mind as a litmus test for Kentuckians -- and all Americans, for that matter.
The Provincial Health Offices of Central Java Province gave us the information about the Public Health Centres with obstetric emergency care in some districts of Central Java Province which surround Yogyakarta Province, and which we could use as research fields.
The capacity of the local government administrations, local offices of central ministries and health and education facilities will be strengthened to offer efficient and effective services to targeted groups on an ethnically non-discriminatory basis.
Following 15 minutes supine rest, office measurements of central BP were obtained with the SphygmoCor device (Atcor Medical, Sydney, Australia) by trained laboratory technicians according to guidelines.
He did little to control the power of central-office staff over operating divisions or the finance staff over the entire company.
These problems grow out of a flaw in the National Security Act of 1947, which created the office of director of central intelligence.
All offices of the central government are located in and around the Kasumigaseki district in central Tokyo.
The various offices of the "Central Leading Groups", such as the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, the Taiwan Affairs Office, and the Central Finance Office, also report to the central committee during a plenary session.
The branch offices of several central ministries are located in certain cities, which as regional centres generally administer several prefectures together.
Second, the court resolves jurisdictional conflicts between ministries or administrative offices of the central government or between the state and a particular region or between two regions.
