Sentence examples for personalised name from inspiring English sources

For access, respondents were asked about their views about access to their complete and partial EHR as well as their anonymous (name and address removed) and personalised (name and address present) record.

And Whose Shoes? is another social enterprise getting people to think about how health and social care really can become personalised – the name alone gets you thinking.

In the usual practice arm, the offer will consist of a mailed, personalised (by name and address) invitation to screen and will include printed educational material in the form of the NBCSP consumer information booklet.

The draws will be made at the following times, and the prizes relating to each Facebook Prize Draw are as follows: i. Draw 1 – 10:45 – a football personalised with a name or word of your choice (subject to Sports ID's approval) with a current retail value of £14.95).

While the Postcode Address File a data set of postal delivery points, rather than a data set of individuals or households probably provides more representative coverage of the resident population, the ER allows for individual adults to be sampled independently and for postal survey packs to be personalised with the name of the addressee.

You can personalise the names when ordering online, too.

They love getting personalised boxes – their names are written on the front – and because getting post through the mail is quite cool, they like the food as well.

The paper's reports of his appointment have lingered not just on his hefty remuneration, but also on such fripperies as the fact that his new office has a personalised name-plate on its door.

7. Clevamama Clevamemories book and keepsake case £34.99, kiddicare.com ClevaMemories is a thoughtful yet inexpensive gift personalised with baby's name and date of birth.

Though the letters are very obviously printed en masse and sent out to a lot of people, they're personalised, and contain my name a lot.

First, because it's personalised to your child's name, following on from publisher Lost My Name's first book The Little Boy/Girl Who Lost His/Her Name.