Sentence examples for specialists public from inspiring English sources

Overcoming these difficulties requires great efforts in interagency team building (biologists, animal health specialists, public health investigators, authorities) and involvement and education of the public [ 86].

The variation of readability identified in our study suggests that with contributions from health literacy specialists, public health agencies could further adapt the EVD information provided.

The interview schedule was developed from the literature and by first conducting several short telephone interviews with immunisation and child health specialists, public health specialists and health policy makers (n = 10) to gather information on the key issues.

Categorized into internal medical specialties, surgical specialties, psychiatric specialties, general practice (in Norway general practice or family medicine is an approved specialty, and about half of the general practitioners are specialists), public health and laboratory medicine, non-specialist (usually specialists in training) [ 33].

Anne-Marie Irwin, the specialist public lawyer at Irwin Mitchell who led the cases, said: "This is a significant legal judgment.

A specialist public order officer said colleagues were going to work with injuries "because they wanted to be here … and you just get on with it".

The court has rejected a request by the justice ministry to transfer the investigation from Albertville to a specialist public health prosecutions unit 186 miles away in Marseille.

Inspector Timothy Williams, the head of a specialist public order team based in Catford, told the court that the footage was screened at the moment that Pc Harwood came into the station to speak with him.

The public that wishes to know that "C" always wrote in green ink, and relishes the dramatic story of Gordievsky's defection is different from the more specialist public that has an appetite for detailed institutional discussion.

Assuming that the specialist public institutions in the UK have similar if not better tools at hand for investigating such dealings, this tells us something about the true level of political will in the UK in this matter.

Smellie, from the Met's territorial support group (TSG), a specialist public order unit, argued during his trial that he believed Fisher posed a threat to himself and fellow officers.