Sentence examples for larger trust from inspiring English sources

Mark Halladay, chief executive of the Suffolk trust, said: "We think there could be significant clinical benefits, opportunities for staff and economies of scale by operating as a larger Trust.

Yet Facebook paid a cool $19 billion for WhatsApp back in 2014 — so an enforced sell-off of its other networks should raise a truck tonne of cash to help fund a vastly larger "trust and safety" personnel bill.

But it suffers from erratic financial management, especially in the larger trusts, many of which are struggling to make savings while running acceptable services.

We remain to be convinced that combining struggling hospitals into larger trusts – as with South London – will somehow produce viable organisations offering good quality, accessible healthcare.

She works with a wide variety of funders from individuals and families to corporates, larger trusts and foundations, advising them on how their funding can have the greatest impact.

A key insight is to view a trusted system in terms of the interfaces that the various components expose: larger trusted components are built by combining interface calls in known ways; the adversary is confined to the interfaces it has access to, but may combine interface calls without restriction.

The two apparently poorly performing trusts were merged into larger trusts during the NHS reorganisation in 2006.

Weightings of importance were not given to questionnaire responses from larger trusts because the authors considered access to cCBT in smaller NHS trusts in rural or lower socioeconomic areas to be as important owing to lower numbers of home internet access in this area.

And in both Japan and America, politicians are working with a rather large trust deficit.

Turnout was highest at Barts Health, the largest trust in the NHS.

The Isle of Man has a large trust industry, catering to wealthy clients around the world.