Sentence examples for introducing facility from inspiring English sources

While there is an extensive, coherent body of evidence collected for the purpose of developing, validating and refining IMCI facility guidelines [26], [27], [28] and renewed efforts quantifying the benefit of introducing facility based IMCI [29], [30], [31] there has been less focus on Household and Community-IMCI [32].

The Artemis brothel in Berlin, the largest "luxury wellness" house of prostitution in Germany, told the local newspaper Der Tagesspiegel that they were introducing "facilities" for the old lecher.

EE, the first firm to introduce facility to customers, would see its rates skyrocket from £24.9m to £107.1m.

Initial attempts to identify patients via the student Clinical Log proved unsuccessful as students were recording individual patient encounters but not generally using the recently introduced facility to record recurrent visits.

The suddenly introduced facilities brought one section of the crowd to its feet.

Notably, we have introduced facilities to purchase highly rated commercial paper at a term of three months and to provide backup liquidity for money market mutual funds.

COBOL, Edition 1965, brought further clarifications to the specifications and introduced facilities for handling mass storage files and tables.

The United States began establishing respiratory intensive care units in the 1960s [ 2], while some European countries introduced facilities specifically for respiratory care in the 1980s [ 3].

If other lenders do start introducing this facility, there are pitfalls to be aware of.

The Mayor's involvement comes after recommendations of the review included the mandatory introduction of a five-minute minimum waiting time between the booking and arrival of a taxi, all drivers to take an English Language test and introducing a facility to pre-book a taxi for up to seven days in advance of the journey.

The publishers of The Cochrane Library and the producers of DARE could increase the utility of these databases to users – the former by allowing searches to be limited to sections of the structured abstracts in both DARE and CDSR records, and the latter by introducing the facility to search DARE with 'floating' subheadings.