Sentence examples for intensive cases from inspiring English sources

Earlier on, Mintzberg and Waters (1985) had carried out a study which involved 11 intensive cases, including a food retailer, a manufacturer of women's undergarments, a magazine, a newspaper, an airline, an automobile firm, a mining company, a university, an architectural firm, a public film agency, and a government fighting a foreign war in America.

The treatment in a typical outpatient visit may include minor diagnostic procedures or treatments, but usually more resource intensive cases are defined as day care (see above).

"It's just intensive case-by-case litigation," Stevenson told me.

One is Derek Nisbett, an intensive case manager for the state's Office of Mental Health.

The city says such shelters offer more intensive case management, but among families, they are known for stricter rules and more crowded conditions.

These nonadversarial courts offer intensive case management and link youth to community-based mental health services so they can safely return home.

After a visit to Bloomington, Ind., he plans to return soon, with his three colleagues, for six weeks of intensive case-history interviewing in Manhattan.

It is open around the clock, features intensive case management, and has a laid-back atmosphere where residents can come and go as they please.

Bellevue had already alerted the Nassau Department of Mental Health, requesting "intensive case management" for Mr. Troy, including regular monitoring by a caseworker, and an investigation of what other outpatient care he needed.

Mr. James, 48, was a social worker at a nursing home, and he threw himself into JDating as if he were one of his clients in need of intensive case management.

But CUNY officials point to one particular reason for optimism: the college's intensive, case-management approach to students is based partly on the program Ms. Linderman leads at six other community colleges, Accelerated Study in Associate Programs.