Sentence examples for productive services from inspiring English sources

For each product there is also a "supply function" that expresses the quantities producers will supply dependent on their costs of production, the prices of productive services, and the level of technical knowledge.

He argues that, as the NHS tightens its purse strings, there is a need for NHS professionals to work in unison to deliver high quality and productive services for patients that can be sustained for the future.

This reflects the proportion of workers who are employed in the public sector or in publicly financed activities, the proportion of national output generated there, and the proportion of incomes derived for productive services that is earned by public sector employees.

Hurwitz and Barron are two of the autism employment activists whose commitment and business experience are being tapped today to identify productive services for the Neurodiversity Brigade, along with hundreds of other autism activists throughout the country.

The percentage allocation of the Prince Edward Island provincial GDP breakdown by sector is used to estimate the distribution of productive services and initial land allocation by sector for the greater area of the city of Charlottetown (Statistics Canada 2007, 2012; P.E.I. Statistics Bureau 2013), which comprises approximately 25% of the provincial economy.

It is, however, difficult to attribute causation since it is not possible to tell whether those areas with more productive services are more likely to be chosen to implement new financing policies.

There has been little drive to address the fundamental barriers to a more efficient and productive service.

In an effort to realize productive service employees, this study examines the consequences of adopting a service brand orientation.

In our healthcare services, having more professionals look after fewer patients leads to a better, more productive service in terms of successful outcomes – just ask any overstretched nurse or carer.

Howard and Cassady are in their late sixties, but, like Cliff Lewis, the former Cleveland Brown, they have been admitted to George's world, a place where age is no barrier to productive service.

Through simulation and analysis, we find that a knowledge-based Web service system for RFID applications is able to sustain a more coherent and productive service than traditional integrated systems for supply chain management.