Sentence examples for governing delivery from inspiring English sources
He didn't know that the couch was so big it wouldn't fit in the elevator, thereby requiring the use of a furniture disassembly service, or that his building had rigid rules governing delivery hours and insurance.
These findings are important because under the current laws and regulations governing medical delivery systems, the Japanese government cannot intervene in choices about where medical practitioners practice.
They insist the auditors' failure year after year to endorse the budget is because of the technical rules governing the delivery of a "Statement of Assurance" rather than a result of widespread fraud.
The mathematical laws governing oxygen delivery from microtank-loaded constructs are developed along with empirical validation.
The experimental design combined with the adoption of pharmacokinetic concepts and principles provide a method to measure TA along with detailed insights into the mechanisms governing gene delivery and expression.
With proper oversight and strict training on the international standards governing the delivery of aid, the United States can enable hundreds of Syrian civilians to take greater control of their country's future while assisting those inside Syria who are not reachable by other means.
Such attitudes and practices are argued to be a result of both institutional racism in the NHS [ 31, 50] but may also be inherent in the procedures, practice, and policy governing service delivery [ 51, 52].
The LHAs are accountable for the residents of a provincial geographical area and are sub-organized into health districts run by managers responsible for planning and governing the delivery network of primary care and continuity of care.
The principles of the new CDC model to be adopted will reflect the general policies governing the delivery of aged care services in Australia and will meet the requirements of the Australian Government's Department of Social Services that CDC in aged care should be integrated as an optional mode of care delivery operating within the constraints of the current legislative arrangements.
But to contain the spread of Ebola, scientists and health officials will have to bypass many of the existing rules that govern the delivery of new drugs, and develop potential remedies with unprecedented speed.This strategy is being endorsed widely.
The agenda presented here is designed to address critical questions in provision of effective mental health care to an aging population and the health policies that govern its delivery.
