Sentence examples for a new prs from inspiring English sources

Copley then asked Khan about progress with his London Living Rent policy, which would see a new PRS tenure introduced in the capital for some new homes, with rents pegged to one third of average local earnings - a lot lower than the current norm.

Several lessons on the implementation of a new PRS tool in clinicians' daily practice can be drawn from the results of our study.

Lessons from the implementation process under study point at the need to frame the implementation of a new PRS tool within a wider strategy encouraging PC clinicians to orientate their daily practice towards a population health approach.

It (the innovation) is then introduced in "Interior" health area and it just doesn't work…" (MG6) Graham et al.'s Knowledge Translation Theory [ 12, 13] has proved to be a suitable framework to explain the implementation process of a new PRS tool in daily PC practice in the Basque Health Service.

Graham et al.'s Knowledge Translation Theory proved a suitable framework to explore the implementation process of a new PRS tool in the public Basque Health Service's PC practice, and hence to identify implementation barriers and facilitators as experienced by the clinicians.

Hood has since moved into a new PR business, Red Ridge Communications.

Sensing trouble, BP hired a new PR chief for the US last week, Anne Womack-Kolton, a former spokesperson for Dick Cheney.

Kelner, who stepped down as editor-in-chief of the Independent in 2011 after 13 years, is to open the doors on a new PR agency called Seven Dials.

"Better quality will be central to generating that demand," he said adding that a new PR and branding strategy, focusing on luxury tourism, would also be vital to turning tourism – and the economy – around.

In an attempt to broaden So Solid's appeal, management had in fact hired a new PR company, the Outside Organisation, whose other clients have included David Bowie and the Beckhams.

There, they all learn about how being positive is good, that someone had an event, that you can overthink having a mentor, and of course, how to make the most of being a new PR professional (which is actually a blogpost selling you on a $200 webinar and your local PRSA events).