Sentence examples for reforming services from inspiring English sources

And the gains forgone are considerable: a new book by the World Bank estimates that reforming services in developing countries could raise their growth rates by a percentage point.

"However, even taking into account the challenge of reforming services delivered through local authorities, and the time needed to achieve systemic improvements, so far the outcomes have been disappointing".

Last month, Health Minister Lesley Griffiths said new bids for NHS capital spending will not be accepted until local health boards submit plans for reforming services.

He said it also came at a time when the health board was trying to reorganise the NHS locally, while faced with people "fiercely attached to the services that they have - and reforming services, to bring things together into a single centre, is very controversial indeed".

While the ELDS will be used by parents and professionals working with young children, they present a basis for reforming services that support early childhood learning and development in the country and are being used to guide the development of the National Early Childhood Development Policy, currently being drafted by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy.

The health select committee found that the reforms created "disruption and distraction", which hindered the development of "truly effective ways of reforming service delivery and releasing savings".

Witness the gutting of the commission's efforts to reform services.

Police forces were delighted to hear their budgets would be protected, though home secretary Theresa May immediately warned police chiefs that they would still need to reform services.

The pressure to reform services is not going to go away.

The Tories said ministers must intervene in local health boards' proposals to reform services and make sure patients are not ignored.

Tuska reformed services at B'nai Israel, removing piyyutim (liturgical poems) in 1861, adding an organ and mixed-gender choir in 1862, and confirmation ceremonies in 1863.