Cancer patients are profoundly aware how much their welfare depends on the commitment and diligence of NHS workers.
They reveal that, for all the diligence of the workers themselves, the quality of care inevitably suffers when work is paid and organised like this.
But Pakistan's fertility rate is on the decline, and thanks to the diligence of HANDS' Marvi workers, accessing birth control just got a little easier. .
Reducing injuries may require more than increased diligence by workers, however.
This, I am convinced, is a testament to the diligence of New York's sex workers.
"[Then] they should take full control of the whole recruitment and hiring process, conduct due diligence of their labour suppliers, provide workers decent working and living conditions, give them access to communication and grievance mechanisms, protect them from discrimination, and let them enjoy their basic rights to freedom of movement and association".
Interventions designed to increase concentration and diligence among healthcare workers are not effective: human errors are unavoidable.
BRUCE SILVERMAN Minneapolis, Jan . 26 , 2012o Toe Edithe: I'm gratEditorhat AmerIcan workers do not have the "flexibility" or "diligence" of those who are manufacturing our electronics overseas.
The diligence of its people?
The obvious diligence of it.
The '07 whites, meanwhile, can be superb, depending on the skills and diligence of the producer.
