Sentence examples for interests of service from inspiring English sources

"The new commission has the opportunity to make a real difference, and I am looking forward to working with the constituent organisations and other stakeholders to make sure we put in place a dynamic, responsive organisation that has the interests of service users firmly at its heart".

HAKOM was established by the Electronic Communications Act of 26 June 2008; pursuant to Article 5 of the act, HAKOM is tasked with promoting and safeguarding market competition and the interests of service users in the field of electronic communication services and infrastructure, while contributing to the development of the internal market of the European Union.

The most important tasks of these facilities are to provide neutral consultation which is independent of particular interests of service providers, cost carriers, industry, and politics.

The services through which people use the internet thus ultimately serve the commercial interests of the service providers.

With a 1% shortfall in GP supply potentially equating to a 2.4% increase in demand for hospital services, it is clearly in the interests of health service providers to ensure an adequate supply of GPs.

Domestically, Godunov promoted the interests of the service gentry.

Give an outline of the case, but place emphasis on how you were sensitive to the best interests of the service user in your actions and the outcome".

The BDG outlines that dual practice is any activity pursued outside employment and must not be performed if it hinders the physician from fulfilling his official duties, causes the presumption of partiality or endangers other essential interests of the service.

The Ministry of Health has had to balance its responsibilities for meeting national health system objectives with its role as an advocate for the interests of health service providers.

There was a commitment to defend the interests of financial services – with a quid pro quo that there would be no "return to the casino economy".

However, Juncker appears to have buried the hatchet by giving such a coveted role to the UK, which has battled to protect the interests of financial services in the City of London during the regulatory crackdown following the banking crisis.