Sentence examples for deliver priority from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, in the last few years, the government has made inroads in developing compensation strategies which could influence and improve the health workforce skill mix to deliver priority health services, deployment, retention and performance in underserved areas.

Interventions such as this one are useful for demonstrating how institutions of higher learning such as MakCHS can contribute to improving the capacity of health systems to deliver priority services to the poor.

This paper describes the methods used to adapt the Primary Care Assessment Tool (PCAT) framework, which has successfully strengthened HIV primary care services in the US, into one that could strengthen the capacity of local partners to deliver priority health programs in resource-constrained settings by identifying their specific technical assistance needs.

In addition to its partnership with the RSPB, Cemex is also the first private company to make a commitment to such detailed biodiversity targets, to focus primarily on delivering priority biodiversity habitats in Britain and to make detailed targets available to the public.

The capabilities discussed would provide the scientific basis for delivering Priority 1 of the Sendai Framework (Understanding Disaster Risk) and be the key enablers to achieve progress for Priority 2 (Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance to Manage Disaster Risk).

This email was a first class stress-bomb delivered priority and timed perfectly with the advent of my weekend, and it kinda pissed me off.

Relief Supplies Being Delivered; Priority on Restoring Basic Services PANAMA CITY / GENEVA, 21 September 2004 – As Haiti and the Dominican Republic begin to dig out from Hurricane Jeanne, UNICEF said today that it is rushing to help restore services to some of the Caribbean's most vulnerable children as forecasters predict a continuing season of destructive storms throughout the region.

The four conference work streams particularly Work Streams 2 and 3 emerged to debate and articulate the scientific and technical activities required to deliver on Priority 1 of the Sendai Framework, including holistic, multi-hazard, impact-based, multidimensional risk assessment and the data needed to inform them.

Organisations that volunteered to help deliver the priority setting exercise were also invited to become partners.

Creative Scotland will use its funds to deliver strategic priorities and to commission activities designed to achieve these priorities.

Its senior managers demonstrate "passion and commitment" but need to "work together better to deliver key priorities" (translation: well-meaning but ineffective).