Sentence examples for centres operations from inspiring English sources

In Niger, in the face of reimbursement delays jeopardizing health centres' operations and the provision of services to patients, we saw that: i) health workers wrote prescriptions so patients could get what they needed outside, and ii) a direct payment system was set up to co-finance the evacuation of patients.

Yet at one end of the business, many of the hundreds of call-centre operations that have opened in India in the past two years are struggling.

Pax World co-filed a shareholder resolution at Amazon in 2012 seeking more comprehensive environmental disclosure, particularly with respect to the company's data centre operations.

The Australian Border Force Act 2015 carries a two-year prison sentence for people who disclose "protected information" about detention centre operations.

The suburb, in which the average income for a family of four is $205,080 £136,371.644), has privatised almost all of its city services, including its municipal courts, its communications, parks, economic development and call centre operations.

Luca Belgiorno-Nettis was forced to step down as chairman of Sydney's Biennale arts festival in March 2014 after artists opposed to the company's detention centre operations on Manus Island and Nauru lobbied the Biennale board.

Transfield's bid is understood to be significantly more expensive than some other tenderers, but the per-month figure was reduced from its current contract budget, due largely to smaller detention centre operations.

We have described typical emergency call centre operations.

Centre operations manager Andrew Littlejohns said he thought of the idea after watching a programme about the honey bee's demise.

The aim was also to adapt and apply production theory for designing and managing recycling centre operations.

Many of the call centre operations moving to the Philippines are actually offshoots of companies that already have a presence in India.