Sentence examples for regional sharing from inspiring English sources

Under the new federal regulation, the organ-sharing network must propose a plan that meets new federal requirements for broader, regional sharing.

Professor Barnard's idea for regional sharing of the responsibilities and burdens of local government is a good one — in an ideal world.

But the woman next to her on the other side was smiling and nodding and Constance Clayton (our Superintendent of Schools) on my left said, "It's certain if we are to save our schools we're going to have to have some form of regional sharing, there is no other way," and of course that is exactly what those who have power in America won't do, but they call it grassroots democracy.

The Distribute and Gossamer systems have been used for ad hoc sharing in three different contexts: sharing of common ILI data for research into syndrome standardization, sharing syndromic data for specific events (2010 Olympics) and for pilot regional sharing of respiratory laboratory results.

One example of rural application innovation we championed in Virginia was creating regional, shared e-911 services powered by broadband.

Other anthropologists, such as those from the French Maussian tradition, use civilization in the sense of a larger regional shared core of cultural ideas, within which many states and smaller societies may be grouped (e.g. Durkheim and Mauss 1913; Swedberg 2010; also, Rowlands 2003).

And also investigation on genetic differentiation of S. commerson stocks using microsatellite markers in the Persian Gulf demonstrated that adopting a single stock model so regional shared management could probably be appropriate for sustainable long-term use of this important resource in the Persian Gulf (Abedi et al. 2012).

All interviews were conducted by a public health registrar (LM) who had no prior relationship with the key informants and who was independent of the WA nurse-supported regional shared care services program.

Differing from the IÖW model, the regional tax model for Japan only considers those taxes that are directly levied by the regions but excludes the regional share of redistributed national taxes (chihō kōfuzei), because the criteria and bases for redistribution depend largely on the state of local public finances and allow for significant discretionary judgment by the Japanese national government.

I use a spatial approach to identify the displacement effects: the vast Russian territory creates exogenous variation in the regional shares of migrants as they were more likely to settle in the regions close to the border with fSU.

Earlier in Europe, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top regional shares added 1.5 percent to close at 1,096.95, its biggest gain since April 20.