Sentence examples for of direct service from inspiring English sources
We can only hope the current rush to divest the NHS of direct service provision will be arrested by the Lords.
At this year's conference, I detected a widespread belief that the era of direct service provision was giving way to councils harnessing the "energy and assets" of local people.
Sipple brings to the center 20 years of direct service to rural school leaders and state officials through the Rural Schools Association of New York State, and 10 years of supporting state and local leaders in data use and visualization through the New York State Center for Rural Schools.
No town functions, let alone thrives, without arts and culture, communities of faith, healthcare, education and the work of tens of thousands of direct service organizations.
I had learned the benefits of direct service and am a strong believer that everyone should spend time serving someone other than him or herself.
"It is highly unlikely this demand will decline in the foreseeable future, so the funding is very important both in terms of direct service provision in the immediate term and capacity building for the future," she added.
It's the oldest organization that works with criminal justice and involves women, and we do both direct services — lots of direct services — and some advocacy work around things like shackling during childbirth.
It said there were strong advance bookings for summer, particularly with the launch of direct services to the south of France from London, stopping at Lyon, Avignon and now Marseille.
The report points out that investment in "psychological therapies increased significantly in real terms by 6% over the monies in 2010/11 and now forms 7% of direct services investment nationally".
'OK, you can give accurate general advice, but you can't determine whether or not somebody has a defence by talking on a phone.' John Sirodcar, head of direct services at the LSC, denied that advisers were reluctant to refer clients on to face-to-face services where appropriate.
The new restructured system, based on a hierarchy of specialized services that complement and coordinate their operations and using an integrated fare scheme, is compared with an optimized version (optimal frequencies) of the current one, a set of direct services, mainly based on the operation of independent itineraries, without fare integration.
