Sentence examples for itcs from inspiring English sources
The reason is that the real impact of Mr Blair's reforms, in particular the new independent treatment centres (ITCs), is only about to be felt.
It seems to spend more time employing PR firms to protect its image against a hoax Kazakh journalist created by a popular British comedian than getting the country's health system in order.Nurzhan ZhambekovWashington, DCStudy reportSIR – We at Health Service Journal are quite aware of the limitations of our research on independent treatment centres (ITCs) ("Demonstration effect", September 30th).
The US installed a record 4.1GW of solar power in 2016's third quarter, 191% up on the same period last year, in a boom fuelled by investment tax credits (ITCs) that offer solar and wind firms a 30% tax rebate.
We've been seeing the benefits of our world-class swimmers training at the five British Gas Intensive Training Centres (ITCs) which have been set up around the country over the past two years as well as the eight funded club programmes.
The International Time Capsule Society (ITCS) estimates that thousands of people have succumbed to the impulse to bury their belongings.
Thanks to so-called "intelligent booking" (for example, doing left eye cataract procedures one week, right eyes the next) and other innovations previously undreamed of in the NHS, the cost of "spot purchasing" an operation can be 40% lower in ITCs than in neighbouring trust hospitals.
BARBADOS ITC Classics (01244 355 550; itcclassics.co.uk) has seven nights' B&B at Tamarind Cove on Paynes Bay from £1,270 (saving £540) for travel until 31 January, including flights from Gatwick and transfers.
Farmers can bring their goods for sale and ITC will display their products.Tata Consultancy Services has installed sensors in some rural areas to gather information about local soil and weather conditions.
With limited information being put in the public domain about the ITC programme, we hope our research has opened up debate about its costs and benefits.Nick EdwardsEditorHealth Service JournalMarket Harborough, LeicestershireWe get what we deserveSIR – For a moment your leader on the governments of ex-communist Europe had me confused ("Europe's fraying fringe", October 14th).
It is not only used by American firms against foreigners (eg, by Apple against HTC); foreign companies complain to it about American ones and about each other, while Americans are pitted against Americans too.The ITC has several advantages over American district courts, according to Eric Schweibenz of Oblon Spivak, a Washington, DC, law firm that specialises in intellectual property.
Next year, private-sector contractors will boost the NHS's elective-surgery capacity by up to 5%, and by the end of 2007 that will rise to 10%.Some primary care trust chief executives report that the willingness of consultants to work more efficiently and thus cut waiting lists sometimes even precedes the arrival of a nearby ITC.
