Sentence examples for properly join from inspiring English sources
Among the measures it suggests are a White Paper, cross-party commissions, changes to employment, pensions, housing and financial preparation for old age and, crucially, a "remarkable shift" in the NHS, to properly join up health and social care (and, one hopes, put a fair value on care itself – desperately short-changed at present).
Findory will now properly join the TechCrunch Deadpool.
In order to further compact and properly join the datasets, multiple probes treatment was then performed to cluster probes from the same gene (hierarchical clustering, cutoff height =0.6).
But too often corporate strategy is not properly joined up.
At five hundred a point, the battle was properly joined.
I wanted to get the space properly joined into the house.
That is why I say the outists are unwise to toast victory before the battle has even been properly joined.
There appeared to be two distinct consciousnesses inside a person's head that somehow became one when the brain was properly joined.
The only solution, many doctors and health managers believe, is to make the NHS work in an entirely new way, properly joining up medical services with social support.
The overwhelming consensus is that care – currently patchy and dislocated – should be properly joined up, with mothers-to-be at the centre of the service, rather than, as at present, lucky if she can access piecemeal help.
Its purpose: "to make sure everyone gets a properly joined up service so they get the care they need from whoever is best placed to deliver, whether that's the NHS or the local authority".
