Sentence examples for safeguarding the quality from inspiring English sources

All very bizarre for an organisation safeguarding the quality of care.

The Committee makes a number of specific recommendations for safeguarding the quality of undergraduate teaching and campus life.

Their failure to agree on such matters has impeded progress both in safeguarding the quality of genuine medicines and in criminalizing falsified ones.

As Patrick's friends, we have been discussing possible futures for some time, but until now the first priority has always been safeguarding the quality of Patrick's life while he was alive.

Concerning steel, the surface state is checked for safeguarding the quality when manufacturing coated steel substrates or adhesive joints comprising steel adherents [13].

Anna Dixon, director of policy at the Kings Fund, a charity that works to improve healthcare in England, said: "Regulation plays a vital role in safeguarding the quality of patient care, but most crucial is frontline staff who need support to do a good job and to speak up and take action when needed".

They are increasingly calling for fees to be increased to safeguard the quality of their teaching.

Tyrie also questioned why Bean's review had been commissioned given Britain already had a watchdog, the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA), set up to safeguard the quality of official statistics.

In the absence of a comprehensive, mandatory federal program of seafood inspection, it has developed its own multitiered process to safeguard the quality of its raw materials.

They warned that the project could jeopardize the city's $1 billion plan, signed earlier that year, to safeguard the quality of the water in the city's reservoirs and to avert a threatened federal order to build a $6 billion filtration plant.

If the drug is needed right away, buying it from the veterinarian — who knows the animal and can safeguard the quality of the drug — is the best option, they say.