Sentence examples for both dignity and efficiency from inspiring English sources
But you only have to stand for a few minutes on the Lower Level and watch the thousands passing quietly through to realize that the reputation of the Grand Central for both dignity and efficiency is safe.
The measure introduced by Humboldt in 1810 for the state examination and certification of teachers checked the then-common practice of permitting unqualified theological students to teach in the schools and raised the teaching profession to a high level of dignity and efficiency, placing Prussia in the forefront of educational progress.
After the plane crash in April which killed President Lech Kaczyński and dozens of the country's top officials, Poland's state machinery showed not the slightest wobble, but moved with dignity and efficiency to fill the gaps and keep the wheels of state moving.The Ray of Sunshine award goes to the anti-corruption campaigners in the Czech Republic—"Vyměňte Politiky " and "defenestrace.cz".cz
Touring a market in Tulle, French President Francois Hollande said the nation had "come through the ordeal with a great deal of dignity and efficiency".
I tend to see it as an indication that both dignity and hope have become aspirational.
They first visited the 544-bed hospinApril andil and judged it to be failing on both dignity and nutrition.
Second best in outpatient care was dignity (7%), whilst in inpatient care both dignity and continuity scored second best, with 15% of participants rating these domains as poor.
The thousands of users deserve to be treated with the dignity, security and efficiency that well-designed buildings can offer.
The recommendations take account of both equity and efficiency concerns, but efficiency concerns dominate.
These emphasized the importance of the principle of equality in the access of care and introduced LEA system; they also clearly stated the criteria that should inform their definition: human dignity, effectiveness, appropriateness, and efficiency.
