Sentence examples for organising delivery from inspiring English sources

One company called Room Service does something interesting, organising delivery from specific restaurants for a not inconsiderable fee of around £8. It's a good start, though I wonder why anyone would want to pay extra for a Planet Hollywood burger.

Her new responsibilities include organising deliveries, customer service, paperwork and making sure the restaurant is cleaned up and closed down at the end of her shift, which can be as late as 2am.

This freedom is thought to be important in achieving more efficient and higher quality care, as those actually running the organisations have better information about how to organise delivery to respond to patient need and demand [ 49].

We found a local toy library and organised delivery and that child had toys within three hours".

They typically require procurement agents to buy and organise delivery on behalf of the recipients of the funds.

However, the majority of GPs supported centrally organised delivery of CRC screening, as well as believing that population-based screening could be effectively performed by patients using home testing kits.

When hundreds of asylum-seekers were camping outside Berlin's reception centre for refugees last week in searing August temperatures, locals used social media to organise deliveries of water, ice cream and toys for children.

Around 30 people clatter away at computers in one room, staffing social media or organising deliveries.

Fiona Carey, 54, who is a patient representative for the alliance, said the aim was to persuade the 209 clinical commissioning groups in England – which are responsible for organising the delivery of most services funded by the NHS – to put wheelchair provision at the top of the agenda.

In each centre a part-time administrative 'local co-ordinator' supported by a senior 'clinical adviser', had responsibility for organising the delivery of physical therapies.

This training should extend to Practice managers and others involved in organising the delivery of the health check to ensure appropriate resources are available and to integrate it into standard practice.