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No academic department can switch its course content fast enough and maintain a curriculum that passes on tested wisdom.

Those who were put into the accounting department appear to have been inexperienced.

The facility also includes the athletic department offices.

Locally, our audit department have agreed to audit practice areas in advance of a nurse starting the course and then 6 months after completing to demonstrate outcomes for patients.

The chemistry department at my little university has just shut.

The majority of the respondents felt the need to be supported by government and local institutions, particularly by the officials of the department of agriculture.

Most centers are run by universities, and a few are hosted by their state's department of transportation.

They have been relocated to schools, government buildings and tents, said a regional civil affairs department official.

I suggested that it was up to the drama department to find them.

But the chance that there will be two people in an economics department who are experts on a particular applied subject is very small.

They have other tasks to perform than checking what come from the editorial department.

The impact of cost sharing on emergency department use.

The operational department is entirely separate from the engineering department.

It also, among other measures, separated the powers of government by making the judicial department (and executive department, as well) an independent branch.

I have regular meetings with the finance department or whatever but it's very disorganized.

Some people think public health is what the public health department do.

It is not a matter of the police or the highway department dealing with it—they cannot get through the traffic in the first place.

I do not doubt that that company has a large insurance department to handle all the different insurance policies issued by its various branches.

We had a fully staffed legal department.

A research team was eventually formed via contacts between the local department of public health and local university departments of primary care and health services research.

The answer is a resounding yes, for the images consulted here come largely from the studio's own marketing department.

It houses both the administrative offices and the mathematics department.

The social worker in a medical oncology department was asked to see the wife of a patient with advanced cancer.

Admission to the hospital is usually through the outpatient department and precludes followup by the primary care physician.

To think that the physics department will buy the music department a new gigabit router, and pay to rewire the concert halls with fibre, seems like pipe dreaming.

He joined an international bank in 1972 in its corporate financial planning department.

Then, there was the probation department.

These consisted of municipal officers, (sub)regional civil servants, inter-municipal corporations, housing corporations, public transport authorities, the provincial department of tourism, urban design firms and others.

I think that the statement of the principles should come within the ambit of my publicity department.

They have a central purchasing department.

These savings are likely to mean the closure of tennis courts and swimming baths—indeed almost the total abolition of the leisure and recreation department.

Rural schools often have the case of a bright child who it would seem really ought to go into the senior department.

These widows are in an entirely separate department.

The school has a strong theatre department.

The treasury department has taken on an extra 75 people to administer the collection of the poll tax.

In 1945 the volunteer department bagan providing limited services to rual communities.

Enforcement is the responsibility of 98 district education inspectors assisted by social welfare department staff.