Sentence examples for sensible service from inspiring English sources

"Whilst sensible service modernisation in the region is something that we can all support, foolish plans to strip away emergency services from local hospitals are the very last thing that patients in south Wales will be prepared to accept.

Reducing costs in the way that's most politically expedient rather than most efficient and economically sensible means that service will most likely get worse, customers will lose confidence in the agency, market share will fall further and the agency will be forced to make more drastic and possibly inefficient cuts.

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Much of this is surely sensible – commissioners of services should specify what they want to achieve in terms of outcomes and pay people on the basis of their ability to deliver these.

Others argue it's a sensible process if services are improved and that patients are hardly likely to worry if they are happy with their care.

Using Units of Dental Activity as a currency in a blended contract approach to pay GDPs for clinical activity of this kind would appear to be sensible to shift services to a preventive approach.

However, as the platform evolves, a pairing with Google's on demand radio ad service seems sensible.

In a statement on the Guardian's website, the paper said: "We welcome the Crown Prosecution Service's sensible decision to abandon this worrying attempt to criminalise legitimate contact between journalists and confidential sources.

This imaginary line, which identifies the technology's stage of development at which it is sensible for a health service to invest research resources, sets the boundaries for the area of acceptable maximum risk.

He has performed a vital service by compiling sensible advice on a subject for which sensible advice is in short supply.

The shadow chancellor, Chris Leslie, said that it was clear the chancellor did not have a plan for "sensible savings to public services".