Sentence examples for way of administering from inspiring English sources

France's economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, probably has the most developed expansionist plan for a new way of administering the euro area.

But how far beyond nicotine can transdermal delivery go as a way of administering pharmaceuticals to patients?Why should drug firms bother?

For an idealist who wanted to change lives, the streets had a way of administering lessons more quickly than college ever could -- like the wisdom to avoid the elevators in certain buildings.

The attorney general of Texas, John Cornyn, has said that Texas provides "super due process" to defendants in death penalty cases, and that the Texas way of administering capital punishment is "a model for the nation".

There was no question as to its fundamental efficacy, but there was considerable variation of opinion as to the best vaccine to use and the most effective way of administering it.

Researchers must therefore deal with the obstructions that evolution unable to anticipate the advances medicine has made in recent years—has placed in the way of administering the therapies they have devised.Technology Quarterly More than just digital quilting A classic invention Return of the human computers Indolent or aggressive?

Atrix, based in Fort Collins, Colo., is a pharmaceutical company that specializes in ways of administering drugs.

The other dealt with ways of administering a new system, Mr. Parsons said.

Pharmacology also seeks more efficient and effective ways of administering drugs through clinical research on large numbers of patients.

The exercise and implementation of the investigation method should be conducted in compliance with the rule of proportionality, including undertaking to explore alternative ways of administering justice".

Elections to the European Parliament on May 25th showed Spaniards abandoning mainstream parties as they sought out fresh voices and different ways of administering Spain.The new King Felipe will inherit a tarnished crown and a country whose stoical reaction to recession and unemployment has been as impressive as it has been painful.