Sentence examples for full scope of services from inspiring English sources
The company did not address individual allegations but a spokeswoman said in a statement: "The reports published today refer to a range of service providers and operations across the full scope of services on Nauru.
Peter Riguardi said he made the move to Jones Lang LaSalle because "I think they are positioned well both nationally and internationally with a full scope of services both on the tenant and ownership sides".
A spokeswoman for the company said in a statement: "The reports published today refer to a range of service providers and operations across the full scope of services on Nauru.
The company says it can offer a full scope of services from advising to implementation.
Although we can be criticised for being too broad, it is only when the full scope of service provision is seen together that a desirable balance of various therapies and services becomes clearer.
There is no evidence that broad scope of services has an adverse effect on audit quality.
The study did not examine access to the full scope of emergency services in Québec; it excluded facilities such as Centre Local de Services Communautaires (CLSCs), "Groupe de médecin de famille (GMF)", nursing stations and private clinics, which provide basic emergency care to thousands of patients per year.
Interprofessional collaborations build on the strengths of each profession's approach to care delivery such that professionals function within their full scope of practice without intentional duplication of services [ 25].
To determine if a community pharmacy based transition of care (TOC) program that included the full scope of medication therapy management (MTM) services (TransitionRx) decreased hospital readmissions, resolved medication-related problems, and increased patient satisfaction.
Findings suggest youth and families would benefit from the availability of services that encompass the full scope of the ICF.
In the ensuing months, East Germans would dismantle the secret police apparatus once and for all, laying bare the full scope of repression exercised by an intelligence service subject to no external control.
