Sentence examples for improved services or from inspiring English sources

And lack of data, in general, makes it harder — both in government and in the community — to argue for improved services or increased funding.

One of the features of water vendors is that they can be unionized (which help them self-regulate water prices, monitor the quality of water distributed, and innovate improved services) or non-unionized (Wutich et al. 2016) which is the case in many low income areas.

His opponents contend that he has failed to improve services or to contain lawlessness and violence.

He also proposed, under a plan led by Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith, online forums for city employees to exchange ideas to improve services or save money.

You might need to gather the views of autistic people for any number of reasons, such as improving services, or helping with new projects, so the settings will differ.

They would be entitled to charge their customers to cover their costs, pay their staff, and generate a profit, either to reinvest in improving services, or to distribute to their shareholders.

"Extraordinary service delivered with ingenuity, energy, and compassion; Commitment beyond the call of duty; Responsiveness to public needs...; Outstanding and reliable performance; Willingness to take risks...to improve services or correct abuses or inequities; Ability to adapt to change...; Dedication to upholding public interest amidst competing interests, pressures, and demands".

Identifying strategies to improve services or interventions for this group requires understanding patient, carer and service providers' perspectives.

The CV model is utility based and people are asked how much money they would be willing to pay to maintain or improve services or activities.

However, there has been insufficient data available to provide detailed evidence as to how best to address these concerns or the specific actions that should be taken to improve services or care.

Other examples of collaborative efforts include committees who sought assistance from non-governmental organizations to improve services or asked the health zone management team for training for healthcare providers.