Sentence examples for provision of talking from inspiring English sources

Philip Wood Kidlington, Oxfordshire In the coverage of the Liberal Democrat proposals for an expansion of provision of talking therapies, there has been little or no discussion of what the NHS will actually be providing, except for the fact that one prime goal is to get people off benefits and back to work (which some therapists would regard as an unethical goal).

" If there was a better provision of talking therapies, that would be great and that' s suitable for most people who would be presenting to GPs with mild to moderate depression or anxiety disorders, [they] can probably do just as well with a talking therapy as with any drug therapy" (Adult Psychiatrist).

This is just one of a whole raft of services available, from specialist profiling and employment websites, coaching sessions and the provision of talks and information, to hosting an annual graduate employment fair.

In a set of talking points that accompanied the memo, Citi attempted to put its earnings power excluding write-downs, taxes and provisions into context.

Stakeholders valued accessibility, continuity of care, provision of time to talk, practical help, and treatment at home.

More detail is particularly notable throughout the sections of the guidelines outlining identification of suicide risk, provision of initial assistance and talking with the suicidal person, giving more specific information as to when, where and how actions should be carried out.

Which provisions are they talking about?

So, despite the genuine good intentions of Britain's most accomplished athlete of recent times, and the undoubted fact that a corner of sorts has been turned in school sport provision, talk of a transformation appears premature.

Communication, time to talk and provision of information are probably the most important things patients want from their doctors.

Communication, time to talk and provision of information are probably the most important features that patients want from their doctors [18, 19].

The government says it wants "diversity of provision", but is still talking to local authorities about the details.