Sentence examples for continues delivery from inspiring English sources

"The fighting is threatening the lives of ordinary people and has reduced the ability of humanitarian organisations to provide urgently needed help … as long as the fighting continues, delivery of aid will be limited and we will not get help to those who need it".

Business Continuity (BC) is defined as the capability of the organization to continue delivery of products or services at acceptable predefined levels following a disruptive incident.

Give donors a plan that's sustainable: Donors look for a long-term plan to continue delivery of services.

The regulator also questioned the long-term viability of the BBC and ITV plan to share resources to allow the commercial broadcaster to continue delivery of regional news.

In the House of Lords last year the cross-bench peer asked the government to "make representations" to the European Union to seek the payment of electricity invoices and continued delivery of fuel to a Gaza power station operated by and 42% owned by CCC.

Elsewhere Resolution rose 8p to 283.1p following news that JP Morgan had raised its target price on the insurer from 273p to 302p, albeit with a neutral rating: Continuing delivery around cost savings and improving market conditions underpin its strong dividend yield of 7.6% versus the sector at 4.0%.

"Commodity pressures have increased sharply," said Chief Executive Patrick Cescau Patrick Cescau, "but we have successfully offset these through timely pricing action and continued delivery from our savings programs".

Whilst a solution is awaited (and this may be elusive as judged by the problems that continue in many more developed countries where a national healthcare system remains), the unit at the JST hospital has adopted several strategies in order to continue delivery of this specialist treatment and keep costs to a minimum.

The Conservative mayor said: "This package, which has been made possible by the continuing delivery of efficiencies across TfL, ensures that fares remain affordable and that we have the level of funding we need to continue to improve the network and deliver even better, more frequent services for everyone.

The new rules for Saturday delivery, set to take effect on August 1, 2013, will continue delivery of packages, but discontinue basic first-class mail.

But people on the ground in Benghazi say they believe Qatar is behind much of the continuing delivery of fuel supplies, as well as food, medicine and cash payments.