Sentence examples for policy of administering from inspiring English sources

An earlier version of this Cochrane review [ 15] mentioned "a policy of administering corticosteroids (24 mg betamethasone, or 24 mg dexamethasone)", without specifying treatment regimens in detail.

The epidemiology of carriage may be changing or may have been controlled by vaccination and a policy of administering antibiotics to pilgrims from countries with a high incidence of meningococcal disease.

Unless the biology department adopted a policy of administering a required conceptual pretest to students shortly after they declare a biology major, and a required posttest in their senior year, it would be extremely difficult to obtain a random sample of students.

The budgetary impact from a UK NHS perspective of adopting a policy of administering a probiotic preparation to prevent or ameliorate AAD and CDAD in people aged 65 years and over admitted to secondary care NHS facilities and receiving oral or intravenous antibiotics will also be assessed.

General Amherst, the British commander-in-chief in North America, was in overall charge of administering policy towards Native Americans, which involved both military matters and regulation of the fur trade.

When you toss in the fact that the individual market is more costly to serve than group markets -- the cost of administering and selling policies can come to 35percentt of premium dollars versus 5percentt for larger groups -- you see why insurers might reject even marginal risks (like us) or offer policies with fewer benefits as well as higher deductibles and co-pays.

Ongoing surveillance of carriage rates both in the resident population in Saudi Arabia as well as in arriving and departing pilgrims is paramount for rapid readjustment of a policy to administer antibiotics to eradicate carriage.

If confirmed to lead the Justice Department, Lynch will be in charge of administering federal law, including immigration policies.

Transport is one of the four main areas of policy administered by the Mayor of London, however the mayor's financial control does not extend to the longer distance rail network that enters London.

The policy specified administering 400 mg of fluconazole once a week, rather than once per day.

This is not casual thuggery but, as a security official who defected from the regime with thousands of horrific photographs has revealed (pictured), an audited policy of official terror administered on an industrial scale.