Sentence examples for become foundations from inspiring English sources

Our research results demonstrate the urgent need for agriculture and food systems to become foundations of these climate projects.

The islands are popular with scuba divers, who come to explore the lagoon's shipwrecks, many of which have become foundations for new reef growth.

The proposed architecture is based on object-oriented programming skills that in turn become foundations of the community interaction evolution strategy and knowledge sharing mechanism.

No one knows if GP commissioning consortia will be as open as primary care trusts, which they will replace, while foundation trusts are required to publish less information than normal hospital trusts – and Lansley wants all the latter to become foundations.

"The government accepts that we need a critical mass of foundation trusts before NHS growth money runs out in 2008". Had ministers provided the right encouragement, a majority of the 170 acute hospitals in England could have become foundations within three years.

The only possible bright, yet controversial, spot in the new law is that it gives universities the right to become foundations so that they may raise private funds to offset the public losses.

The first NHS hospitals to become foundation trusts have been announced.

Labour allowed hospitals to become foundation trusts and gain more financial independence.

A further 13 hospitals are aiming to become foundation trusts from July 21.

Mental health care trusts were bullied back into the NHS family under pressure to become foundation trusts.

6) All hospitals to become foundation trusts, with greater freedom to manage their budgets and decide their priorities.