Sentence examples for established specialist from inspiring English sources

In Greater Manchester, Project Phoenix established specialist teams, which aim to improve cross-border working between councils.

There are already well established specialist universities of the arts in other countries and often with fewer than 4,000 students such as Tokyo University of the Arts or ZHdk in Zurich.

Since then we have had the Nice Improving Outcomes Guidance series and the NHS Cancer Plan for England, which has increased the number of cancer consultants and established specialist multidisciplinary teams," said Duleep Allirajah of Macmillan Cancer Support.

Objectives To analyse the sources and reasons for referral of women who have undergone genital mutilation to a recently established specialist clinic, and to determine the consequences of the genital mutilation procedure.

The situation in those parts of the UK that are not covered by established specialist CFS/ME services is likely to be worse.

What has happened more commonly is that established specialist groups in, for example, climate, have grown in-house subsidiary groups in, for example, health, of which the 'ownership' is largely retained by the original group.

They would allow social workers to establish specialist not-for-profit practices that focused on specialist areas such as female genital mutilation.

He was Member of Parliament for Ashton-under-Lyne from December 1916 to January 1920 and was President of the Board of Trade between December 1916 and May 1919, reorganising the board and establishing specialist departments for various industries.

How much would it cost to establish specialist training programs in African countries and how many migrations would these avoid?

Additional benefits of establishing specialist perineal clinics are reported to include an efficient model of specialised health care, facilitating ease of access for women requiring services.

Major progress has been made over the past decade in England in relation to cutting hospital waiting times, establishing specialist multidisciplinary teams and reconfiguring complex surgical services.