Examples of Scientific Surveys in a sentence
The regional hydrogeologic setting of the unit shall be established by using material available from all possible sources, including, but not limited to, the Illinois Scientific Surveys, the Agency, other State and Federal organizations, water well drilling logs, and previous investigations.
The scientific staff of the State Scientific Surveys and the Waste Management and Research Center.
This includes providing guidance to the Scientific Surveys while they complete a technical water supply and demand study, including initial surface and ground water supply analysis and models.
The University of Illinois may retain in its treasury any funds derived from contracts, grants, fees, service charges, rentals, or other sources, assessed or obtained for or arising out of the operation of the Scientific Surveys.
Rs. 2.95 crores for grants-in-aid to Provincial Governments and Rs. 24.20 crores for expenditure in the nation building spheres such as Education, Medical and Public Health, Broadcasting, Aviation and on Scientific Surveys and institutions in which the Central Government largely supplement the work of Provincial Governments.
Nondiscrimination Policy Consistent with Article I, Section 31 (a) of the California Constitution, the State of California and its programs shall not discriminate against, nor grant preferential treatment to, any individual or group on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in the operation of public employment, public education, or public contracting.
Scientific Surveys: To better understand the changing marketplace, the Downtown Ithaca Alliance worked with WB&A Market Research, a private survey research firm with offices in downtown Ithaca, to conduct two statistically significant surveys… one of the Tompkins county marketplace and one of external major metropolitan areas that serve as sources of downtown Ithaca visitors and tourists.
It closely monitors developments in Europe, however, and in particular their impact on the Swiss economy, in order to be in a position to take the necessary measures at the appropriate time.
Therefore, this paper recommends that it is critical that PRI and the Scientific Surveys vigilantly monitor the ever-changing state directives and, as necessary and appropriate, engage early in the legislative process with state legislators and state agencies as they consider changing the law, rather than later in the process or after enactment.
Initial conversations at the World Bank headquarters made it clear that the principal interest of the DGF Council (responsible for best use of the resources assigned to the Facility), as of other management levels concerned, was not in detailed follow-up of spending or deliverables under the grants made but rather in assessment of their overall impact, actual and prospective, on countries’ development management.