Sentence examples for integration of private from inspiring English sources

More galling still, it is doing well with a strategy copied straight from UBS: the integration of private banking, investment banking and asset management.

The F.A.A. is working on new guidelines that will smooth the integration of private commercial drones into the airspace in 2015.

The integration of private data is essential for the instantiation of translational medicine, in particular in the subdomain of genomic medicine.

We manually reviewed the articles to identify systems (i) enabling the integration of private clinical and omics data and (ii) providing researchers with data analysis functionalities.

The integration of private practitioners into public service delivery could not be an option for the emergency response due to limited space available to accommodate additional staff on the public sector premises among others.

Two important areas gaining traction are articulation of a private-sector voice in health policy advocacy and integration of the private sector into new public health care financing and procurement mechanisms.

Ballymore says it takes great care with "all elements of mixed-use developments with integration of affordable, private residential and commercial space whilst, as in the case of High Point Village, also creating self-contained buildings for ease of management of the affordability of service charges".

Integration of the private and public sectors and of services for HIV, tuberculosis, and non-communicable diseases needs to improve, as do surveillance and information systems.

These data provide further evidence for the need to strengthen public health system in India in order to reduce OOP expenditure on health care and a well regulated integration of the private sector within the national health-care system [ 29].

The cost and trust barriers have important implications for policy makers with respect to the proposed health care reforms in Hong Kong which aim to improve the integration of the private and public primary care systems and to shift the balance of care for chronic disease management from secondary to primary care.

This requires integration of individual behavior, government standard operating procedures and the work of private contractors.