Sentence examples for continue to be rolled from inspiring English sources

Yet public private partnerships continue to be rolled out and the Government has been trying to smear the reputation of Professor Allyson Pollock, head of health policy at University College London, who has been a consistent critic of the schemes.

While its use by new claimants will continue to be rolled out, the process of migrating people from existing benefits has been delayed, with only 10,000 moved during 2019.

Meanwhile 4G services continue to be rolled out by the UK's mobile operators.

Last.fm will keep the team currently working for the company, ensuring that quality features and products will continue to be rolled out.

It's been rolled out for about two to three years now and will continue to be rolled out over the next three years or so in company-owned stores.

Improved gym and social mechanics, better reliability and, of course, a host of new 'mon have brought players back, and it seems that features will continue to be rolled out.

According to the report: It [Westminster] says the reduction in Housing Benefit, and increasing homelessness, have had a significant impact...The Council takes the view that as the Government's Welfare Reform programme continues to be rolled out, councils will have to assist increasing numbers of people applying as homeless while there is a shortage of emergency and long-term social housing.

That points to the economics underpinning American health care: the fundamentals remain very strong, and demand for care will likely only go up as the Affordable Care continues to be rolled out.

Across the country, late night levies continued to be rolled out in city centres, forcing nightclubs to close early to avoid additional costs.

MenAfriVac continues to be rolled out across the region, and >217 million individuals have been immunized to date.

A combination of political momentum, donor buy-in and deployment of rapid technical assistance worked to bring in a series of major changes for health staff (Bertone et al. 2014b), which were not just one-off but continued to be rolled out over 2010 12.