Meanings of the joint commission in anglès

In January, 1917, the joint commission was dissolved and the American soldiers were withdrawn.

Some of the objects of the joint commission, with which we were honored by Congress, called me to this place about six weeks ago.

The joint commission bore no fruit, and the troubles in the West increased.

The Joint Commission mandates a long list of preparedness steps, including running disaster drills.

The Joint Commission is comprised of all the signatories - parties, I should say - to the agreement.

The joint commission was organized, and adjourned to convene at the same place on the 12th of October.

And three diplomats said the Joint Commission set up under the nuclear deal could meet within the two weeks.

In the notification the party must describe the good-faith efforts made to exhaust the Joint Commission dispute resolution process.

A senior EU diplomat said the Joint Commission meeting in Vienna could be next week at the level of political directors.

The joint commission between the United States and the Republic of Costa Rica has completed its labors and submitted its report.

The Joint Commission, which accredits hospitals, calls them to have emergency plans in place and for generators to be tested regularly.

The Joint Commission would then have 15 days to resolve the issue, unless it agrees by consensus to extend the time period.

The Joint Commission then would have 15 days to resolve the issue, unless it agrees by consensus to extend the time period.

Double-checking office results using a more involved DNA test is also a standard recommendation of the Joint Commission, a healthcare accreditation organization.

We're getting an earful from a busybody at the Joint Commission over our accreditation and they're threatening to send an audit team.

He cites the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organisations as a valid assurance of care standards in the eight affiliated Irish private hospitals.