Sentence examples for programme of services from inspiring English sources

Gone will be the state's welfare-to-work programme of services and cash assistance to poor families with children, which could affect more than 1m families.

A structural bulwark will ensure that only those women who are resident in intervention villages at the time of enumeration (along with those who marry in) receive the programme of services.

A massive programme of service reconfiguration now awaits if it is to survive the unavoidable fiscal, demographic and morbidity challenges it faces.

There is concern that as staff move vertically towards the ART programme, quality of services for non-focal diseases may suffer.

While the best trusts work relentlessly to engage clinical staff in programmes of service improvement and change, many clinicians feel disconnected from the decisions being taken around them, and see little relevance to their everyday work of the ceaseless output of plans, guidance and targets from regulators and NHS England.

Faced with spending cuts, Labour accelerated a programme of devolving services, including housing and building work, to arm's-length bodies that were meant to run things more commercially.

Its report titled Cost of the Cops: manpower and deployment in policing, calls on the Home Office to encourage police forces to strip out cost and free up officers for the frontline through a "bold programme" of shared services and outsourcing of back office functions.

This study sits within a larger programme of health services research focussing on disabled children and those with complex healthcare needs.

The Fourth Plan (1976 1981) was broadly focused on 'betterment of the health of the rural population' and had more specific goals of 'providing (an) organized programme of MCH services' and 'improv ing) nutritional status' (Porapakkham, 1986: 100).

In 2009 I argued for a programme of national service for the over-65s.

Second, the tight public finances that an incoming Labour government will inherit demand maximum return on every pound of taxpayers' money, hence the development of a compelling programme of public service reform.