Sentence examples for empowered quality from inspiring English sources

The new Sonata's launch in Korea was held up for two months after the newly empowered quality department identified nearly 50 problems it wanted fixed.

However, they stressed that when staff are empowered, quality improvements were made.

Through joint project "Differently viewed, equally embraced" foster families will be educated and empowered for quality foster care of Roma children, including promotion of the foster care within Roma communities.

"We envision a world in which a special initiative for girls' education is no longer needed, a world in which all girls and boys are empowered through quality education to realise their full potential and contribute to transforming their societies, so that gender equality becomes a reality," the declaration said.

"We envision a world in which a special initiative for girls' education is no longer needed, a world in which all girls and boys are empowered through quality education to realize their full potential and contribute to transforming their societies, so that gender equality becomes a reality," the declaration said.

Having created her online spirituality based business in 2010, Tia focuses on helping people to ignite their spirituality and empower their quality of life.

State agencies be empowered to monitor quality and enforce requirements for high-quality services.

The idea is to change medical practice in the U.S. so that consumers will feel good about their experiences – and physicians will be empowered to deliver quality, cost-efficient services.

The two key research questions are: 1) What mechanisms can help policy makers get better value in terms of access, cost, volume and quality of services for the poor from both public and private not for profit providers?; and 2) How can users be empowered to demand quality services?

For example, the sufferers of such behaviour in our study are poor women who access care in public facilities and are not empowered to demand quality services, as might be their rich counterparts or male care seekers; poverty and female gender being contributors to abuse.

"The Welsh government believes ambulance service staff should be empowered to deliver high quality, clinically-effective, evidence-based services which deliver far more than a transport service for life-threatened patients".