Sentence examples for entailed actions from inspiring English sources

The investment strategies included QualiSUS (Investment Project in Improving SUS Quality), which entailed actions ranging from the physical restoration and renewal of health care facilities to the hospital humanization policy intended to diminish service deterioration, which results from the substantial and repressed demand for hospital care [ 6].

Moral duties have historically entailed claims regarding actions that a person is required to offer on behalf of another.

Themes were identified which offer insight into the delivery and experience of PLANS from the perspective of telephone support workers and participants who received it and which offer understanding about the work that is entailed to engage with PLANS, to take action, and who is implicated in this process.

It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.

Her first film, "Wind," made in 1968, entailed people standing on a snowy beach, marking out spaces, repeating deadpan actions like putting on and taking off their coats in a strong headwind while a couple, wearing costumes made of mirrors sewn into fabric, moved stiffly toward the water in the distance.

As Figure  1 indicates, we have subsequently addressed this concern through iterative cycles of collaborative action and learning [ 17, 18], including a focus on facility managers' experience, that have entailed cycles of data collection, analysis, and interpretation.

Answers that included clinical advice on a specific case and entailed communication with a health care professional on the possible benefits and hazards of one or more courses of action were called consultative.

That entailed two skills.

The move has entailed sacrifices.

They had no idea what it entailed.

That has sometimes entailed extra effort.