Sentence examples for flexibly delivered from inspiring English sources

The modules can be flexibly delivered to fit within the school timetable.

It is hoped that this agency will provide professional development opportunities that are flexibly delivered and recognise the diverse roles played by AHWs.

"During last summer's riots we saw the justice system at its best – working flexibly to deliver swift justice in response to local demand … It is vital we learn from this experience".

The PCS opposes the introduction of new working practices for some visitor-facing and security staff which would enable us to operate more flexibly and deliver an enhanced service to our six million annual visitors".

Councils must ensure accessible, affordable care "delivered flexibly at a range of high-quality settings", including schools and nurseries.

"In order to survive and thrive in today's cloud-oriented environment, any software company that grew up in the on-prem world needs to have powerful, cost-effective products that can be packaged and delivered flexibly – irrespective of whether that is via the cloud or via some form of enhanced on-prem solution," he said.

These programs offer multiple modules that, like in-person interventions, can be delivered flexibly and tailored to the individual.

Third, although the POD Programme has a common content, it is intended to be delivered flexibly depending on pre-existing practice and local circumstances.

The energy is guided in a well confined single mode allowing for a small and controllable focused spot delivered flexibly to the point of operation.

The meta regression identified some aspects of delivery that were not associated with outcomes; this in turn enabled the guided self-help intervention to be delivered flexibly to meet patient needs without compromising effectiveness.

Key features of ECH are that it is primarily for older people; accommodation is self-contained; care is delivered flexibly by staff often based onsite; staff are available 24 hours a day; domestic care is available; meals are usually available; and it offers security of tenure (Laing and Buisson 2010).