Sentence examples for unit establishment from inspiring English sources

Yet as relations with Indonesia improved and the Vietnam War came to an end, the changing strategic circumstances in the Asia-Pacific saw the unit establishment reduced to 440 all ranks during the early 1970s, while in the lead up to Papua New Guinean independence in 1975 consideration was given to disbanding the unit.

For both stages a ratio of midwives were randomly selected from each unit's establishment lists, by local link midwifery managers using a random number sequence generated by the research team.

Reforms included the assignment of drug, gambling and vice cases to specialized investigative units and establishment of "integrity control" officers to ferret out misconduct.

Some of these children go to pupil referral units, specialist establishments designed for excluded students.

An effective strategy must be based on the identification of all reservoirs; it is therefore necessary to screen all patients systematically on admission to and discharge from these units and establishments.

In boarding and rooming houses it was regarded as the smallest unit of the establishment.

This puts the final price paid by Novartis for GlaxoSmithKline's oncology assets to $16bn ,£4bn of which is due to be returned to investors via a B Share scheme following completion of the asset swap which also includes Glaxo's purchase of Novartis' Vaccines unit and the establishment of a Consumer Health joint venture controlled by Glaxo.

In addition, preservation of the ECM of the villus-crypt unit may facilitate establishment of the regenerating unit.

Both units had an establishment of five troops and a heavy weapons troop of fully trained commandos.

Both the standard of training of the units and the establishment of the schools intended to remedy the situation were hampered by a serious shortage of equipment.

The hundreds were possibly based on older, already existing units, but the establishment of the new form of hundreds was prompted by an increase in royal power during the High Middle Ages.