Sentence examples for the interministerial from inspiring English sources

In January 2011, the interministerial commission leading the inquiry charged that Servier had deceived health authorities and patients in order to keep Mediator on the market.

In France, the specifications of these devices are defined in the interministerial price of health services registry; however, each manufacturer is free to contribute to their design.

The Interministerial Secretariat for the Sea Resources (SECIRM) and Petrobras have played a major role in all Brazilian marine studies including those related to biodiversity.

A cross-government steering group of senior official supports the interministerial group [ 1].

However, planning and executing such research should not in anyway delay immediate policy level actions that are being taken by the interministerial committee appointed by the President of Sri Lanka to address this important public health issue [ 48].

It does appear, however, that the interministerial group is tracking progress on a regular basis since the strategy was released, as reported at partner meetings held at Chatham House and in partner newsletters [ 50, 51].

The report is intended to complement the efforts of the Mildeca (Interministerial Mission for Combating Drugs and Addictive Behaviors), a government body tasked with leading France's anti-drug efforts.

This research was partially supported by the grant BIO2007-63915 from the Comisión Interministerial de Ciencia y Tecnología and Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo Regional (Spain) and by Iden Biotechnology S.L.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/486/prepub This research has been funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR), the French Institute of public health research (IRESP) and the French Interministerial Committee of Urban Affairs.

Turkmenistan proceeds with the development of a National Plan of Action for children Ashgabat, 14 May 2014 Members of the working group of Turkmenistan's Interministerial Commission on Implementation of the International Obligations of Human Rights had a meeting to develop a National Plan of Action for Children of Turkmenistan.

In a measure of his seriousness, Mr. Barak last week asked the country's top technocrat, Avi Ben-Bassat, staff director for the Finance Ministry, to assemble an interministerial task force and assess the feasibility and cost of a "separation" strategy.