Sentence examples for better service delivery from inspiring English sources

"A boutique player, who only does mining, could be a bit more focused than a larger bank, and provide better service delivery," Mr. Uhrynuk said.

Providing mobile access to information helps drive better service delivery because it means staff can be constantly kept informed, says Gittins. "Our research shows that if you want to change a roster using the phone, it takes 12 minutes to get through to your team, and leave voicemails, which may or may not be received," Gittins says.

David Lewis, chief executive of the newly launched campaign group Corruption Watch has described her as "South Africa's most important bulwark against corruption", who has inspired hope among millions of citizens looking for better service delivery.

Among its plans, it will reassess the way grants are awarded to ensure there is greater fairness in funding decisions and better service delivery based on requirements and community priorities.

Whereas tightened border controls and encampment will only foster underground economies and harder social divide, institutional reform will bring much more palatable side effects: improved efficiency, better service delivery, and safer communities.

The Integrated Basic Services IBSS) programme attempts to ensure better service delivery to the beneficiary population.

She started her state service in 2014 as a Governor's Women's Leadership Fellow as the Director of Strategic Partnerships at MassIT, bringing innovation in technology to the state for better public service delivery.

Better organized service delivery coupled with advances in treatment have the potential to significantly improve standards of care.

So, to better inform service delivery, we developed a methodology designed to include all elements of TCs as described in the AcoRD guidelines.

Low-income countries (LICs) must begin to focus on how to improve evidence-based policy making by investing in HSR for better health service delivery and to achieve Millennium Development Goals [ 3, 4].

Even if the immediate gains are improved wages and conditions of employment for HCWs alone, in the long-term these will translate into better healthcare service delivery to the local community and society-at-large.