Definition of departmental in English:

departmental

adjective diːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)ldiˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)l

Concerned with or belonging to a department of an organization.
a departmental meeting
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the next four weeks, each of the departmental budgets will be reviewed.
- Susan is daughter of Vinny and Kitty O'Connor and she is departmental manager at Penny's.
- His mechanisms for Treasury control of departmental spending have been resented as political interference.
- At Manchester University, a number of departmental open days have had to be postponed as well as lectures and seminars.
- The meeting usually starts with the manager giving us feedback on the business and departmental issues.
- At that meeting there were 14 departmental staff and officials, and four members of the public.
- The Minister has directed senior departmental officers with the Board of Shaftson College.
- She suggests setting up small departmental group meetings so that no employee is singled out.
- In October, the human resources department sent out details of the new grades to departmental managers for checking.
- Financial rules forbid utilization of departmental receipts for expenditure.
- He said it would be partly financed by swapping departmental buildings in Dublin for property in rural towns.
- He feels that using unspent carry-forward amounts could damage departmental projects.
- No wonder some departmental meetings seem interminable and cyclic in substance!
- He should avoid the temptation of wasting time in departmental meetings.
- The fees also provide clubs and departmental student unions with funding.
- Before that, he worked for nine years in the Prosecutor General's Office as a departmental head.
- I've since given some thought to this issue, which has recurred a number of times in previous departmental seminars.
- Dlodlo said road safety was a departmental priority and it was important the cause of the accident be established.
- On the morning after her admission, there was a lively discussion at the departmental meeting.
- The general reserve account is the main fund that pays for day-to-day departmental services.

Derivatives

departmentally

adverbdiːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lidəˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)li

Agencies are increasingly embracing peer support programs, critical incident response teams and, in the case of the San Francisco Police Department, outpatient mental health insurance as a departmentally budgeted item.
Example sentencesExamples
- A departmentally run canteen and store inside the campus will render good service to the patients, students and staff.
- As a result, the storage of critical patient data and administrative information was handled departmentally, creating ‘islands’ of disparate data.
- While the official stance is that equal weight is given to at least scholarly activity and teaching ability, the application of such policy language is departmentally specific.
- Programmes are run departmentally with little vertical compartmentalisation.

Definition of departmental in US English:

departmental

adjectivediˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)ldēˌpärtˈmen(t)l

Concerned with or belonging to a department of an organization.
a departmental meeting
Example sentencesExamples
- Financial rules forbid utilization of departmental receipts for expenditure.
- She suggests setting up small departmental group meetings so that no employee is singled out.
- The fees also provide clubs and departmental student unions with funding.
- He feels that using unspent carry-forward amounts could damage departmental projects.
- The general reserve account is the main fund that pays for day-to-day departmental services.
- He should avoid the temptation of wasting time in departmental meetings.
- Susan is daughter of Vinny and Kitty O'Connor and she is departmental manager at Penny's.
- The Minister has directed senior departmental officers with the Board of Shaftson College.
- Before that, he worked for nine years in the Prosecutor General's Office as a departmental head.
- Over the next four weeks, each of the departmental budgets will be reviewed.
- In October, the human resources department sent out details of the new grades to departmental managers for checking.
- At Manchester University, a number of departmental open days have had to be postponed as well as lectures and seminars.
- I've since given some thought to this issue, which has recurred a number of times in previous departmental seminars.
- No wonder some departmental meetings seem interminable and cyclic in substance!
- He said it would be partly financed by swapping departmental buildings in Dublin for property in rural towns.
- Dlodlo said road safety was a departmental priority and it was important the cause of the accident be established.
- At that meeting there were 14 departmental staff and officials, and four members of the public.
- On the morning after her admission, there was a lively discussion at the departmental meeting.
- The meeting usually starts with the manager giving us feedback on the business and departmental issues.
- His mechanisms for Treasury control of departmental spending have been resented as political interference.

单词	departmental
释义	Definition of departmental in English: departmental adjective diːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)ldiˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)l Concerned with or belonging to a department of an organization. a departmental meeting Example sentencesExamples Over the next four weeks, each of the departmental budgets will be reviewed. Susan is daughter of Vinny and Kitty O'Connor and she is departmental manager at Penny's. His mechanisms for Treasury control of departmental spending have been resented as political interference. At Manchester University, a number of departmental open days have had to be postponed as well as lectures and seminars. The meeting usually starts with the manager giving us feedback on the business and departmental issues. At that meeting there were 14 departmental staff and officials, and four members of the public. The Minister has directed senior departmental officers with the Board of Shaftson College. She suggests setting up small departmental group meetings so that no employee is singled out. In October, the human resources department sent out details of the new grades to departmental managers for checking. Financial rules forbid utilization of departmental receipts for expenditure. He said it would be partly financed by swapping departmental buildings in Dublin for property in rural towns. He feels that using unspent carry-forward amounts could damage departmental projects. No wonder some departmental meetings seem interminable and cyclic in substance! He should avoid the temptation of wasting time in departmental meetings. The fees also provide clubs and departmental student unions with funding. Before that, he worked for nine years in the Prosecutor General's Office as a departmental head. I've since given some thought to this issue, which has recurred a number of times in previous departmental seminars. Dlodlo said road safety was a departmental priority and it was important the cause of the accident be established. On the morning after her admission, there was a lively discussion at the departmental meeting. The general reserve account is the main fund that pays for day-to-day departmental services. Derivatives departmentally adverbdiːpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lidəˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)li Agencies are increasingly embracing peer support programs, critical incident response teams and, in the case of the San Francisco Police Department, outpatient mental health insurance as a departmentally budgeted item. Example sentencesExamples A departmentally run canteen and store inside the campus will render good service to the patients, students and staff. As a result, the storage of critical patient data and administrative information was handled departmentally, creating ‘islands’ of disparate data. While the official stance is that equal weight is given to at least scholarly activity and teaching ability, the application of such policy language is departmentally specific. Programmes are run departmentally with little vertical compartmentalisation. Definition of departmental in US English: departmental adjectivediˌpɑrtˈmɛn(t)ldēˌpärtˈmen(t)l Concerned with or belonging to a department of an organization. a departmental meeting Example sentencesExamples Financial rules forbid utilization of departmental receipts for expenditure. She suggests setting up small departmental group meetings so that no employee is singled out. The fees also provide clubs and departmental student unions with funding. He feels that using unspent carry-forward amounts could damage departmental projects. The general reserve account is the main fund that pays for day-to-day departmental services. He should avoid the temptation of wasting time in departmental meetings. Susan is daughter of Vinny and Kitty O'Connor and she is departmental manager at Penny's. The Minister has directed senior departmental officers with the Board of Shaftson College. Before that, he worked for nine years in the Prosecutor General's Office as a departmental head. Over the next four weeks, each of the departmental budgets will be reviewed. In October, the human resources department sent out details of the new grades to departmental managers for checking. At Manchester University, a number of departmental open days have had to be postponed as well as lectures and seminars. I've since given some thought to this issue, which has recurred a number of times in previous departmental seminars. No wonder some departmental meetings seem interminable and cyclic in substance! He said it would be partly financed by swapping departmental buildings in Dublin for property in rural towns. Dlodlo said road safety was a departmental priority and it was important the cause of the accident be established. At that meeting there were 14 departmental staff and officials, and four members of the public. On the morning after her admission, there was a lively discussion at the departmental meeting. The meeting usually starts with the manager giving us feedback on the business and departmental issues. His mechanisms for Treasury control of departmental spending have been resented as political interference.
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