Sentence examples for principles of commissioning from inspiring English sources

However, whilst the organisational structure of dental commissioning has now changed across England, the same principles of commissioning apply.

For example, the effectiveness of future dental commissioning processes could build upon and be measured against the 'principles of commissioning' published by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) [33].

Although initial preparation meetings were organised and training provided (see table 1) members expressed disappointment with the level of orientation to the principles and process of commissioning.

The thing I say about the Andrew Lansley Act [the coalition's recent NHS reforms] is that it is actually based on the same principle of commissioning as the 1990 reforms, and the Thatcher government was the government that first passed this piece of legislation.

This was the 'art of commissioning'.

But in his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention he said he wanted a deal "based on the principles" of the commission.

Schools superintendents on Long Island and in Westchester praised one of the guiding principles of the commission: that no district lose state financing as a result of changes in the state aid formulas.

That treaty would ideally begin by setting a minimum corporate tax rate and move toward the overriding principle of the commission's proposed reform: treating global companies as single entities taxed at a minimum rate.

The key principles of: "Securing Excellence in Commissioning NHS Dental Services" [ 10] was to re-orientate dental services so that they become focused on quality, outcomes and meet identified patient and population need.

Now, I'm still eager to reach an agreement based on the principles of my bipartisan debt commission.

And on dealing with the looming fiscal crisis, he made a vague promise to "reach an agreement based on the principles of my bipartisan debt commission".