Sentence examples for metro setting from inspiring English sources
(Nurse – metro setting) Theme B: Resources and responsibility for screening and after care were viewed as two inter-related concepts.
(Nurse – metro setting) "…people need to feel that this is an important priority, that they're involved in shaping it, localizing it, customizing it, that it reflects what they can do and achieve, that they're supported in it.
(Nurse – metro setting) Ownership by cancer services leadership and hospital management was thought to be essential (e.g. through IT systems, policy, role descriptions) to ensure the pathway was integrated into service delivery and that staff were supported in delivering, monitoring and evaluating this care.
(Nurse – metro setting) "I think the biggest problem is actually producing data that shows that this is beneficial, we know that what we do can make a difference, we know that we can't squander scarce resources, we've just got to come up with data to support that …. otherwise you're not going to get funding".
(Nurse – metro setting) "And if… you've got senior buy-in to say 'this is an expectation of our cancer services… if you provide the support underneath that and the resourcing of the implementation to a certain degree, you're kind of covering both ends".
The Washington Metro subway set a then daily record in ridership of 850,636 as a result.
Finally, in September three African men in the Delhi metro were set upon by a racist mob.
Regional governments, at the state and metro level, are setting a range of targets as we increasingly transition to a low-carbon economy.
Sophie Allen, a 19-year-old from Stockport Metro, followed Miley home, setting a personal best to earn a place in her first Olympics.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is making a push to block state funding for new rail cars on the Metro-North commuter railroad, setting the stage for another city-versus-suburbs battle.
