Use of an established framework, like Organizing for Quality, could highlight the distinctive supports needed in particular care environments to increase the likelihood of successful engagement.
You may be tempted to say that focusing on the middle class is about as distinctive as supporting motherhood.
The temple's Ionic capitals are the most beautiful that Greece produced, and its distinctive porch, supported by caryatid figures, is unequaled in classical architecture.
Distinctive findings supporting the diagnosis of silicosis are the conglomerate masses formed by the coalescence of micronodules, the egg-shell calcification of lymph nodes (rare, only in 5 % of cases) and the formation of pseudoplaques subpleurally, again by the coalescence of subpleurally based micronodules.
Wharf 1 has a distinctive pattern of support beams – stiltlike supports, followed by two parallel beams, and then a crosshatched set of beams.
The principles in this article can help you develop an organization design that supports your most distinctive capabilities and supports your strategy more effectively.
While the coalition parties may well take the rap for leaving people feeling poorer (even those who, statistically, are not), Labour has most at stake as the party which has highlighted the cost of living as a distinctive pitch for support.
The questionnaire covers three distinctive domains of social support (emotional support, instrumental support, social integration).
About 15 portraits are signed and dated, and his manner is distinctive enough to support the attribution of about 50 more works to him.
The social organization of Kent had many distinctive features, which support the statement of the Venerable Bede that its inhabitants were a different tribe from the Angles and Saxons, namely the Jutes.
They provide habitats for a wide range of other species and are sites of high primary production that generate large quantities of water-borne particles and dissolved organic compounds that support distinctive communities of prokaryotes.
