Sentence examples for delivered outcomes from inspiring English sources

But these are derivative of good works and wise leadership, not delivered outcomes or things to tweak.

This 'inject-and-extend' protocol with fewer injections and visits delivered outcomes similar to those of the pivotal clinical trials of monthly ranibizumab with fewer injections and fewer visits.

Thahabee said he had lost faith in Iraq's political class to deliver outcomes for the country's most vulnerable.

I want to make sure that we're effective in delivering outcomes.

"However, we are making further enquiries to ensure the organisation is delivering outcomes in accordance with its obligations under the Indigenous Employment Program contract," a spokesman said.

Sims says that he believed that it would be possible to contend with the cuts: "I think we can deliver outcomes better than we do".

According to Turkish officials, Erdoğan has also calculated that Vladimir Putin has more capacity to deliver outcomes in Syria and the broader region than the outgoing Obama, who has defined US interests through a narrow prism of defeating Isis.

The NHS, much improved by Gordon Brown's injection of extra money last year, is now delivering outcomes as good as the best European health systems, and much cheaper than the private US health system.

He has not always been able to deliver outcomes that we promote -- such as on difficult issues like the jailed bloggers -- but has been wlling to hear us out and relay those messages appopriately.

If turnover is any measure of capacity to deliver outcomes remember that, at a million pounds£1m a day, our fifth-biggest charity, Oxfam, is comparable in size to a single large supermarket store.

This shift in focus from delivering mass products to delivering outcomes for customers places greater emphasis on talent.