Sentence examples for committed to primary from inspiring English sources

"However, between 2003-04 and 2012-13, the proportion of total spending committed to primary care fell from 29% to 23% as a consequence of the NHS prioritising hospital initiatives such as reducing waiting times," it said.

In 1978, in Alma Ata, 134 countries committed to primary health care, defined as "the first level of contact of individuals, the family and community with the national health system bringing health care as close as possible to where people live and work, and constituting the first element of a continuing health care process" [ 33].

This was possible thanks to an open democratic primary and the support of 70,000 new party members.With the Socialists and the centre-right UMP committed to primaries, a new era of French politics has begun, driven by public opinion, nourished by the media, and based on image and personality.

While most health providers in this study complained about the heavy workload, insufficient remuneration and overlook or contempt exhibited by patients and supervisors, the contract actually facilitated them to provide villagers with more public health service and forced them to begin to commit to primary health care.

The government is committed to a primary (ie, before interest payments) fiscal surplus of 3% of GDP for the next three years.

On paper, the parties are committed to a primary election in late May, to choose a single candidate for the presidency.

Because Cardinal Law and his aides "remained committed to their primary objectives -- safeguarding the well-being of priests and the institution," the report said, they did not report accusations of abuse to officials.

"Send an e-mail that says thanks for understanding my need to take on extra work or a second job, adding that you are still 100percentt committed to your primary job," said Mr. Keating.

The Yellow Book committed to a primary care-focused health system.

If indeed, these are the underlying factors, resources need to be committed to improve primary health care.

"We hope to learn the best way to build up stable education systems in countries recovering from crisis, as we are strongly committed to provide primary education to all boys and girls," said Agnes van Ardenne.