Sentence examples for innovation choice from inspiring English sources
Biodiversity, innovation, choice: these seem like good things, right?
In the debate on "Quality, Innovation, Choice", which sounded like a home shopping channel on cable TV ("this beautiful zircon brooch, only £2.50! That's quality!") someone shouted: "Whatever we do, the press will still say: 'Lib Dems call for hypothecation'!" Oh, yes, sure they will, right next to "Bombs rain on Baghdad" and "David Beckham's toenail: Latest".
In the end, Apple's entry into the e-book market led to lower prices across the industry as well as increased innovation, choice and competition.
This decompositional view of innovations, as the 'sum-of-their-parts' , allows policy-makers to compare numerous competing health service innovations without repeatedly administering surveys for each specific innovation choice.
The conference will consider a document on the subject, but the authors of Quality, Innovation, Choice have built consensus around an approach which cuts across the public v private debate by emphasising devolution and the provision of services by mutual and voluntary organisations.
While the studies referenced above provide valuable information on specific aspects and trends in local food marketing, they do not investigate how managerial resources affect innovation choices and performance.
This decompositional approach allows policy-makers to compare numerous competing health service innovations without repeatedly administering surveys for specific innovation choices.
To achieve these goals, they are looking to sacrifice biodiversity, innovation and choice.
The budget said the president's goal was to "create a market-based government unafraid of competition, innovation and choice".
"There was a fabulous opportunity to free up innovation and choice in the PC and online world," Mr. Bresnahan said.
"Often they are an excellent chance for innovation and choice for parents," she said, but she added that FAME illustrated "the challenges of oversight".
