Sentence examples for further roll-out from inspiring English sources

At the board meeting of NHS England on Friday, deputy chief executive Dame Barbara Hakin said the 111 service was operating well in the majority of the country, but there would be no further roll-out until NHS England was satisfied it could be delivered safely.

There is ongoing interest in further roll-out in San Marcos and Quiche.

The need for CD4 cell testing constitutes an important obstacle for further roll-out of ART, especially at primary health care level in low-income countries.

A declining trend in HIV incidence among IDUs in Dehong is encouraging, but with significant numbers of individuals already infected and in need of treatment, further roll-out of HIV care and treatment is needed [ 32, 33].

The aim of this study was to provide a systematic 'snapshot' of the implementation status of facility-based KMC services in four countries in sub-Saharan Africa to inform further roll-out of KMC and other health system interventions.

Although the NHS' Technology Fund was viewed to stimulate the initial phases of implementations, it was seen as limited in helping hospitals to resource further roll-out and optimisation as it consisted of relatively limited funding over a finite period of time.

A spokesman for the Scottish government told Guardian Government Computing that no specific timescale had been put in place for when a decision would be made on a further roll out.

Further roll-outs have occurred since in markets like China, where sales started just this week.

Finally, eBay will be gauging user interest to figure out product updates and whether to further roll out eBay Now.].

The company, founded in 2008, has accepted $2.5 million in seed funding to further roll out their Client Portal and iPad app.

Users were profiled and interviewed in order to determine the likely success of further roll out within the institution, as well as the user friendliness of the existing paper-based and proposed electronic systems.