Sentence examples for delivery it will from inspiring English sources

But if the company really wants to inculcate trust in its vision for overhauling healthcare delivery, it will need to make itself and its processes a lot more transparent and accountable than they have been thus far.

As the e-commerce giant rapidly expands its network of fulfillment and sorting centers and ramps up offerings such as same-day and one-hour delivery, it will have to beef up its physical presence and its workforce in more locations.

Now in the process of delivery, it will be vital that the mayor keeps the pressure both on Whitehall to live up to its side of the bargain, and locally, to ensure the city is delivering against its objectives and commitments.

To improve rural mental health service delivery it will be necessary to implement system changes to promote the increased availability, competency, and support of rural health professionals.

If she does have a successful delivery, it will be the first time a giant panda has been born in Britain.

Owing to the nature of the intervention delivery, it will not be possible to blind practices to their allocation to either control or intervention group.

The freight equipment company certainly thinks so, alleging that General Electric is violating its contract by limiting the number of railcar deliveries it will accept on a billion-dollar agreement.

GE asked Greenbrier to slow their production of the cars and warned that it will reduce the number of deliveries it will accept.

As the government of Niger decided in 2007 to generalize the abolition of fees for prenatal care and children under five years (but not for deliveries), it will be interesting to document the alternative implementation process, the funding modalities (output-based payment rather than supplying inputs), and the authoritarian role of the State (vs. NGO) concerning some health workers' practices.

As Amazon and Walmart try to one-up each other by boasting the fastest delivery times, it will become more pertinent for both to invest in companies that will help them achieve last-mile delivery.

The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra has made a move into digital delivery, saying it will provide live high-definition video and audio streaming of its concerts.