Sentence examples for efficiency of service delivery from inspiring English sources

Coordination and collaboration among social service agencies could increase the efficiency of service delivery and enhance household outcomes.

In Britain, for example, the railways were privatised and an "internal market" was created within the national health service on the grounds that this improved the efficiency of service delivery for "customers".

Process (sometimes referred to as "formative") evaluations are conducted to increase the efficiency of service delivery, modify program strategies or underlying assumptions, or to change method of service delivery.

The Railway Safety and Standards Board [7] of UK listed the primary goals of train drivers as follows: ensure safety (this duty takes priority over all other duties); maintain the schedule of the service (as far as possible), and if the above are covered; improve energy efficiency of service delivery and passenger comfort, while respecting standard operating procedures set by the railways union.

Hospital policy involves multiple objectives: efficiency of service delivery, pursuit of high quality care, promoting access.

As a result, more than eight years later, uncertainty still affects the efficiency of service delivery.

Siewert moved for the Senate finance and public administration references committee to examine the tender process and how the outcomes will impact on the efficiency and sustainability of service delivery.

There are considerable disparities across the country in the efficiency and quality of service delivery provided from the same resources per capita (26).

Despite that decline — attributed to austerity measures and budgetary reductions — the analyst also notes IT budgets are being "decoupled" from overall operating pressures on governments as IT is being seen as a way to drive efficiencies, reduce costs of service delivery and cut future costs.

One of the strategic policy goals contained in Eritrea's 2010 National Health Policy is to enhance efficiency, equity and quality of service delivery through health systems development.

The combination of budgetary allocations combined with impact analysis will provide decision-makers in the public and private sector on the real progress being made in achieving the Year 2000 and CRC goals in Jamaica (cost efficiency and the quality of service delivery).