Sentence examples for changes to services from inspiring English sources

It also wants to increase public involvement in the NHS, giving patients and local people "a seat at the table" in any changes to services, such as hospitals.

Even as they rail against the NSA, Google and Facebook continue to invest in ventures and announce changes to services that further trespass upon our intimate lives.

The headline cost for the project now runs at £7bn, with the final changes to services not due to be implemented until 2020.

It is vital that changes to services have the confidence of the local community and the NHS staff who work there".

Consumers of public services might not be able to switch brands or retailers if faced with poor staff behaviour, but they might be more receptive to challenging changes to services if they feel that staff are promoting their cause.

"Any shortfall will come out of next year's budget, eating into the extra funding provided in the [government's] spending review and leaving even less money for essential changes to services.

Significant changes to service are expected, Mr. O'Leary said.

However, there is relatively little known on how patients perceive the changes to service delivery envisaged by chronic care models.

In FrSeC, providers inform EU of changes to service contract.

But oil prices aren't the only factor at play, according to Argus Research analyst Philip Weiss, who said changes to service costs also have to be considered.

"However, given the unanimous agreement on the overall model, it should not hold up work to implement the changes to service provision," he said.