Sentence examples for orientated activities from inspiring English sources

The doctors were more sceptical about pharmacists carrying out clinically orientated activities.

Indeed, patient involvement in safety orientated activities very much reflects recent UK government policy aims for people to be generally more involved in their care [ 5, 6].

Fenning (6/12) argued however that, although it was by no means painless, "it is a classic part of the process of development that people leave small scale agriculture and move to more technologically orientated activities (usually in cities) which are perceived to be better paid, while agriculture is simultaneously mechanized and scaled up".

In cases where there is pressure on fisheries resources, and possibilities for tourism exit, it has been possible for some fishers to re-orientate their activities in support of small-scale eco-tourism, often with an emphasis on sports fishing and other water sports.

Kress: It's essential for us to continue building great products and diversifying into more services, platforms and solution-orientated activities.

Turtles come to nest here each year, a rare lizard found nowhere else in the world stalks the bushy slopes of Mt Resaca, and the island's lack of significant river run-off has created an unusual level of water clarity, meaning water-orientated activities reign supreme.

Unlike purely research-orientated activities, an IEHM programme should also provide input data for policy makers and other stakeholders.

And, you know, often these silo-orientated activities have to take precedence over the cross-cutting work" (Education/Sport).

The managers had been prepared for this task throughout the four modules by a combination of lectures, case studies, task-orientated activities, and directed learning.

Detailed studies of the effects of SAPs in: Bolivia; Cameroon; and Indonesia, suggest that devaluation has had a variable effect, placing the most intense pressure on forest resources when competing uses for forest land are export-orientated activities.

Problems emerged over how one would gain insight into the amount of time each member of staff invested in activity orientated towards the patient, as opposed to time spent on overhead activity.Based on the feedback from the focus group, it was concluded that the approach cannot be exclusively quantitative.