Sentence examples for decision on service from inspiring English sources

The current finding therefore indicates the need to educate family members to create an appropriate environment so that mothers can make decision on service utilization by themselves [ 19].

Game theory is also used in cross-layers optimization where radio resource management on physical and MAC layers is connected with economic decisions on service and application layers.

"The health board is facing a major cost savings challenge in 2013/14 and the period ahead which will require very difficult decisions on service delivery and configuration to be considered," the report said.

Future research examining the impact of financial changes or other policy decisions on service utilization patterns must include measures of youth need for services in order to estimate the extent to which their implementation may be associated with unmet need for services.

Williamson says the move is one of the first decisions on services under the devolution umbrella.

The details will not be finalised for many months, but from April 2016 a Greater Manchester strategic health and social care partnership board will set the direction, while a joint commissioning board bringing together representatives of NHS England, the 12 clinical commissioning groups and 10 councils will make decisions on services affecting the whole city region.

On Wednesday, supporters will hand in a petition signed by more than 5,000 people appealing for CADT to remain, ahead of Cardiff council's cabinet making a final decision on the service's future on 26 February.

Public Knowledge said the four companies are violating the Federal Communications Commission's transparency rule, which requires that carriers disclose why they throttle data and the speed of throttled data so that consumers can make an informed decision on what service plan to get.

The clinics have clinic committees in which community members represent the community and participate in the decision on health service related issues.

Sir Albert said whole services would have to be discontinued but said a decision on which services would go had not yet been made.

Osborne said difficult decisions on public service pay and pensions had to be made to ensure further savings.