Sentence examples for change for services from inspiring English sources

Midland trains worked between Clifton Down and or, where passengers could change for services to Bath, Birmingham and other Midland destinations.

For many passengers on the Clifton Extension Railway, Stapleton Road was where they would change for services to South Wales and the South Coast of England, and by 1912 the station name boards showed "Stapleton Road Junction for Clifton and Avonmouth", although the station was never officially renamed.

The only change for service personnel will be that they will have to sign over their housing allowance to the contractor instead of the Navy, he said.

In addition, she recently launched an online platform, Project Positive Change, for service providers wanting to make an impact on the world.

CSPs who become aware of how their attitudes and practices may adversely impact on Aboriginal patients, and who reflect on the shortfalls in their service provision can become agents of change for service improvement at a broader systems level.

The Consumer Price Index for June, a much broader measure covering price changes for services as well as goods, will be released on Wednesday and most forecasters expect only a small rise.

For decades, powerful doctors groups like the American Medical Association opposed efforts to change fee-for-service pay systems.

The following has proved to be needed to change standards for services in the region: - Changing minds.

Employment trends and job conditions changed for service workers throughout the 20th century.

The Pentagon also plans to begin a broad, yearlong training program about the changes for service members up and down the ranks.

The 'High Impact Changes for Service Improvement and Delivery' report recommended establishing day-case surgery as the preferred hospital admission route for all eligible patients [ 44].