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DEANERIES - traducción al árabe
ECCLESIASTICAL ENTITY IN VARIOUS CHRISTIAN CHURCHES, E.G. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH, THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE CHURCH OF NORWAY
Deaneries; Ecclesiastical deanery; Decanate; Vicariate forane
DEANERIES
ألاسم
عِمَادَة
deanery
عمادة ، وظيفة العميد أو مقره
DEANERY
ألاسم
عِمَادَة
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Deanery
A deanery (or decanate) is an ecclesiastical entity in the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Anglican Communion, the Evangelical Church in Germany, and the Church of Norway. A deanery is either the jurisdiction or residence of a dean.
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1. Round two will now be CV–based, with junior doctors applying to individual deaneries which oversee training at a local level.
2. Round two will now be CV–based, with junior doctors applying to individual deaneries who oversee training at a local level.
3. The shortfall has arisen because the government increased the number of medical students – from just over 4,000 in 2001 to 7,380 last year – while hospital trusts and deaneries failed to match this with an increase in training posts.
4. Today Mr Justice Goldring said Ms Hewitt‘s lawyers had repeated in court "how sorry she is for the uncertainty and anxiety caused to junior doctors". He added: "While I have made clear that it is impossible for me as a judge to decide what the best course to follow is in this very complicated situation, it does seem to me that she might want to bear in mind what she said on March 13 – that a large number of posts will not be filled in the first round; that only candidates in respect of whom the deaneries are absolutely satisfied will be appointed." The judge said Ms Hewitt had also said on May 15 that round two "would offer substantial opportunities". The judge said: "Given the concern expressed for junior doctors, it would be unfortunate if the approach were simply to fill as many posts in round one as possible without regard to their views." Share this article: What is this?