Sentence examples for rebuild services from inspiring English sources

Just as foundation trusts were the innovators of the noughties, using scale, financial muscle and clinical leadership to push quality and (sometimes) productivity, so the proponents of devolution believe they are the new radicals who will reshape care pathways, rebuild services round the patient and break down the barriers between community, acute and social care.

The themes of this outcome-based analysisc were selected for their consistency across the evidence base and included: ashfall; stress; evacuations; shelters; migration drivers; buffer zones; clean up; rebuilding services; and rebuilding livelihoods.

"But I do see a day when we will see that breaking dawn and we can start rebuilding services for the people of Wolverhampton".

He would also work to rebuild youth services, which, he says, is about more than "ping-pong tables and bean bags".

They are commercially confidential, secret agreements that will rebuild NHS services for hundreds of thousands of people, but are for the eyes of the bidding companies only.

During the campaign, Mr. Bush hammered home the need to rebuild the services, calling for an acquisition program that would "propel America generations ahead in military technology".

The Iraqi state has few resources for these victims, and the country's ravaged communities, still scrambling to rebuild basic services like health care and electricity, are too overwhelmed to handle the orphans' needs.

Associates of Mr. Dahlan said he plans to begin his security work in northern Gaza, then to extend it southwards through the Gaza Strip before attempting to rebuild the services in the West Bank.

The local government in Sulaimaniya is monitoring commercial poultry flocks, "but they don't really have the ability to monitor what's going on in village flocks," said Dr. Rod Kennard, who is managing a United Nations project to rebuild veterinary services in Iraq.

It makes sense that companies would tap into that demand, then rebuild traditional services to be offered new ways.

They wanted the ACU to play a leading role in coordinating both humanitarian aid and projects to rebuild essential services in Syria.