Sentence examples similar to unified transition from inspiring English sources
The medical community is now unified that transition-related care is legitimate medical care that can successfully treat a serious underlying condition".
Similar to other countries that were changing to an Entry-Level PharmD (ELPD) programme [ 39– 46], unified support for the transition to an all- PharmD programme was also limited in Thailand [ 39, 45].
Saying anything which might disrupt a smooth transition to a unified Europe is simply politically incorrect.
Ideally, these two families of models should be unified so that a continuous transition of model physics from one kind to the other takes place as the resolution changes.
Offa's reign has sometimes been regarded as a key stage in the transition to a unified England, but this is no longer the general view among historians in the field.
Polls suggest that Mr. Romney's transition from primary candidate to presumptive nominee has deeply unified Republicans around his candidacy.
But while our economy is in the latter stages of transitioning from manufacturing to service, and the emerging unified Europe is a few steps behind us, elsewhere a manufacturing economy is emerging.
"If we participate, can we stay unified?" "And if we participate, will they engage us separately?" he asked, suggesting that the occupation authority might try to orchestrate the transition to get the kind of government it wants in Baghdad.
