Sentence examples for public delivering from inspiring English sources

For one councillor, health and wellbeing boards are a crucible for integration in local authorities, uniquely positioned to unite local councils, children's services, adult social care, public health, patients and the public, delivering co-ordinated, personalised care.

He should have done a Harold Wilson and stood aloof, promising only to abide by whatever result the public delivered.

The American public delivered a stunning electoral judgment against the Iraq war, the Republican Party and President Bush.

Updated, 8 35 p.m. | Following is a transcript of Gov. Eliot Spitzer's brief statement to the public, delivered at his Midtown Manhattan office on Monday afternoon: Good afternoon.

Public patients delivering in public hospitals and private patients delivering in private hospitals comprised the two largest patient groups in this population (59% and 29%, respectively).

After the exclusion, 145 347 births remained, including 14 601 prelabour caesarean deliveries where 34% were in public patients delivering in public hospitals and 56% in private patients delivering in private hospitals.

The average annual rise of the prelabour rate until 2008 for this patient group (5.2%, 95% CI 3.7% to 6.8%) was four times the rise for public patients delivering in public hospitals (p=0.005).

Scientific lectures aimed at alerting the public were delivered in public squares, for example.

The first is a habit of mismanaging big public projects, delivering them late and over-budget.

As discussed earlier, especially in biotechnology patent holders can block innovations from reaching the public without delivering equivalent alternatives.

The public relations value of delivering a public blow to a worldwide terror network.