Sentence examples for deliver parity from inspiring English sources

So how can we tackle these issues and deliver parity in reality?

The committee called for verifiable evidence that the additional cash promised to mental health was reaching the front line, and that the cultural change necessary to deliver parity of esteem was happening.

Rhetoric is actually a vital tool: in this case communicating the need to deliver parity between mental and physical health as well as the need to tackle the far-reaching stigma surrounding mental health.

Cécile Gréboval, the secretary general of the European Women's Lobby, an organization of women's associations, has said that Ms. Reding should aim for "radical change" with French-style binding measures that deliver "parity in boardrooms".

While the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has pledged to deliver "parity of esteem" for mental and physical health services, the treatment gap is now so huge that it may prove impossible to bridge in the current financial climate, said Professor Simon Wessely of King's College London in his first interview since election to the post.

It's time to get it right, to end the historical injustice, commit the investment and turn those words in the NHS constitution into a reality that actually delivers parity of esteem between physical and mental health.

A woeful run of domestic form left them bottom of the Bundesliga at the start of 2015 but Dortmund have kept faith with a pressing game and their energy soon delivered parity.

Commissioning development – we need to raise the level of skills and capabilities to secure services that deliver the parity of esteem agenda.

Mr Kirkwood also says the NFL salary cap, and player draft system - where the weakest teams get first pick of the best players, have created "a business model designed to deliver sporting parity".

Last year, 15 House Republicans pledged their support for a new initiative to deliver "tax parity" by overruling the hated 280E (that's three times the number of Republicans who supported a similar bill in 2015).

Corbyn then pledged that Labour will deliver "real parity of esteem" for mental health services, somewhat more believably than when Theresa May talked about the same thing in June.