Sentence examples for reduction in command from inspiring English sources
The Coalition policy is that all NHS trusts should become FTs by 2014 [ 63], which is coupled with statements that there will be a significant reduction in command and control activity from the centre (for example, the use of targets is to be abolished [ 64] – although the new outcomes framework [ 65] seems remarkably similar to a target in practice).
For example, in a large-scale, multisite controlled study of children aged 1 6 years (N = 97), findings indicated that parents completing the Parents Plus programme reported significant decreases in child problem behaviour and parental stress, a reduction in commands, and an increase in positive attends in the parent child interaction post-intervention [ 39].
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This resulted in what Sen called a shift in "entitlements": labourers had suffered a reduction in their ability to command power over food.
Results show successful mitigation of load disturbances and a significant reduction in pitch motions using a control command that remains within the given amplitude and rate constraints.
The battalion second-in-command, Major Bruce Ferguson, subsequently assumed command.
A summary PAR was calculated based on logistic regression results [ 43] using the STATA aflogit command to identify the reduction in non-participation in screening if inequalities were eliminated.
"Be in command out there".
Baker was firmly in command.
