OMS

British  

abbreviation

1. Organisation Mondiale de la Santé

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Etymology

Origin of OMS

French: World Health Organization

Example Sentences

Incluso la OMS declaró en un anuncio que, con base en la evidencia disponible, “se calcula que el riesgo que plantea la EG.5 para la salud pública es bajo a nivel mundial”.

From New York Times

When it was all over, Bawa led everyone in the room through three loud “Oms.”

From Los Angeles Times

“OMS continues the processing of arriving buses, helping to facilitate onward travel, and providing information and resources to those arriving in the District on buses and other modes of transportation,” the statement said.

From Washington Post

The 39-foot-tall pastel Draags keep leashes on the Oms, their tiny pets descended from humans.

From Los Angeles Times

If you are late, wait until after the teacher’s opening ritual — it could be a reading, a breathing exercise, a meditation, a sequence of oms — before entering; otherwise you are interrupting the class while it is trying to get grounded.

From Washington Post