Sentence examples for orientated view from inspiring English sources

This fundamentally needs to change to a more citizen orientated view of how the service needs to be delivered".

It goes to the heart of a much deeper, male-orientated view of society and relationships.

This comes amid increasing concerns from left-wing campaigners that students in England have a far too financial-orientated view of education.

Properly thought-out community services – which covers all medical services delivered in the community, from GPs' surgeries to district nurses and midwifery services to procedures in community hospitals – would take a more personalised, and a longer-term, prevention-orientated view of healthcare and could transform current provision, the roundtable was told.

The analyses of emerging trends are based on a less-manufacturing-orientated view but more on hot topics, which affect the development and use of such devices.

A vital precondition to reach this should be a true and honest attitude of appreciating all staff members for their individual and specific talents and strengths (resource-orientated view with respect to a company's people), as employees perform best when they can use their individual strengths and resources for their work.

This strengthened capacity for communications and advocacy related to the prevention and control of NCDs, and added value by bringing a more 'marketing'-orientated view to communications materials.

Three-dimensional (3D) reconstructions (ANALYZE 11.0, Biomedical Imaging Resource, Mayo Foundation, Rochester, USA; VGStudio Max 2.2, Heidelberg, Germany) were orientated in coronal posterior view for determination of the location of the fabella.

Self-management is quickly hidden from view in a system orientated to treatment delivery rather than to enhancing patient self-management.

Oxygen atom O4 is a terminal oxygen atom that is orientated towards the cation layer; a view along the c axis shows the terminal O4 oxygen atoms of the borate layers.

The second is a large painting of a lodestone on paper, orientated in a diamond position.