Sentence examples for no reorganisation from inspiring English sources

"They had promised extra funding, a moratorium on closures and no reorganisation.

He also confirmed that there would be no reorganisation of the health service.

Jeremy Hunt may be speeding away from his predecessor, and Labour promises no reorganisation.

Although to be fair to Sir John, he was working under tight parameters - no reorganisation and no extra money.

In general, there is minimal or no reorganisation of cortical representations at sites that control separate functions and are spatially separated from the primary affected area [ 18– 20].

However, there has been no reorganisation at individual practice level, and because the data were collected at the level of individual practices, the conclusions of the study remain valid.

The secretary of state should work constructively with frontline staff and managers rather than adversarially and commit to no administrative reorganisation".

We saw no major reorganisation of topics or words within topics.

Comparison between models showed that there was no major reorganisation of topics (data not shown), but increasing the number of topics made them more specific and therefore more interpretable.

Andy Burnham told delegates that a Conservative pledge for no NHS reorganisation was a "bare-faced lie", as he accused the party of running it down, breaking it up and selling it off.

No substantial reorganisation of breast cancer care took place in areas managed by other health boards in the west of Scotland until 2000, when national guidance was introduced.