Sentence examples for represents trusts from inspiring English sources
An association that represents trusts denounced the decision.
Chris Hopson, the chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents trusts, said: "These results are not a surprise.
Nigel Edwards, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, which represents trusts, told the BBC: "They were planned for a different world.
Chris Hopson, chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents trusts, said: "Junior doctors have raised a number of legitimate concerns that still need to be addressed and NHS trusts will be working hard with their junior doctors to do so.
Danny Mortimer, chief executive of NHS Employers, which represents trusts, says: "I don't think it's as straightforward as employing more doctors and nurses, it's about making use of the professions that are available and growing new roles".
Chris Hopson, the chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents trusts, said: "Our guys are saying to us we're really struggling to make this work at the moment and we can't see – we have only half made it work in a year of plenty – how can we do it in a year of 1.3%and0.4%4% increases?
The public are more likely to trust a franchised brand as it represents trust in an already tried and tested successful business.
Mike Farrar, now chief executive of the NHS Confederation, representing trusts, formerly led NHS North West.
Martin Garbus, a First Amendment lawyer representing trusts that own the copyright to "Gone With the Wind," said his clients would appeal the latest ruling, seeking a new injunction or monetary damages.
NHS Employers 2010-11 DH spending £13m (2009-10 spending £17.1m) -24% change year on year Formed by the NHS Confederation in 2004 to represent trusts in England on workforce issues, and to help employers attract staff to the NHS.
