Sentence examples for appropriately resourced from inspiring English sources
The Alzheimer's Society is calling for the intervention of government funding: "It is vital that national governments build on progress made and commit to appropriately resourced national dementia strategies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
This would be appropriately resourced and equipped with additional powers to achieve greater co-ordination of activities and collaboration, closer in style and influence to neighbouring North Sea regulators.
"Long-term and appropriately resourced psychosocial service provision is required to respond to locally identified needs of people in the recovery process in Sierra Leone," advises Dr. Shanahan.
Appropriately resourced teaching rooms within the general practice are essential for the expanded teaching effort.
Just over a quarter of respondents agreed that clinical teaching activities were appropriately resourced.
A centre or hospital, at any level, not appropriately resourced to provide the required treatment should refer promptly to the closest suitable health facility.
However, as our findings indicate, while NPHCPs may be actively involved in medical teaching, their roles are not necessarily appropriately planned, resourced or supported.
For NPHCPs to be involved in medical teaching in a successful and sustainable manner, they need to be appropriately supported, resourced and valued.
"These companies have a combined market capitalisation of hundreds of billions of pounds, which represents an enormous sum of money that should be being taxed appropriately to resource important public services that are being threatened by the austerity agenda," he said.
"The situation continues to worsen every year despite repeated pleas for emergency medicine, social care and the wider NHS to be appropriately funded and resourced," he said.
"Resource management across Contact, Command and Control Division is calculated to include resilience around absence and, where necessary, we are able to support staffing levels through other means to ensure Police Scotland service centres and control rooms are resourced appropriately".
