Sentence examples for commitment to improving outcomes from inspiring English sources
"The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Bill demonstrates our commitment to improving outcomes for looked after children in Wales".
Reconciling the sometimes competing agendas of these diverse organisations was challenging but a shared commitment to improving outcomes for ex-prisoners provided some common ground.
Each of these countries has since demonstrated a commitment to improving outcomes for Indigenous peoples by signing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples[ 7], which specifically articulates Indigenous peoples' rights to "improvement of their economic and social conditions".
Internationally, there is a growing commitment to better use of evidence from research in policy, with a view to improving outcomes and optimising resource allocation.
But the best evidence of the effectiveness of the assessment trials appeared in the 4 years that several of the teachers and trainers sustained their commitment to improving student outcomes and their future opportunities for employment in rural and remote Queensland.
The Government has shown commitment to improving health outcomes, in particular for maternal and child health, and the National Health Strategy emphasizes a better distribution of the health infrastructure, better performance of health workers and facilities in order to increase utilization rates [ 42].
I would like to see more incentives aligned to improving outcomes.
In 2009 the critical care community joined in the signing of the Declaration of Vienna, which expresses a commitment to improve patient outcomes through a reduction in medical error [ 7].
As a result of having been a dialysis patient in 1992, Mr. Meyerson founded the Dialysis Centers of America (DCA) in 1995 with a strong commitment to improving the quality of care, treatment and outcomes for dialysis patients.
This strategy incorporates wide ranging health system improvements, political commitment to improving TB programmes, improved TB laboratory services, free TB drugs for all TB patients, and accurate documentation and monitoring of TB diagnosis and treatment outcomes (WHO 2002).
