Sentence examples for service cadres from inspiring English sources

Weakened civil service cadres will never strike good deals; the West Coast mainline was an inevitable disaster.

We initially attempted ward specific CMEs and all the front-line service cadres were invited.

About 70 officials of Indian Administrative Service cadre, including 32 district magistrates and five divisional commissioners are on the list.

Staff with less than 10 years education are usually recruited for the service cadre dealing with exposure prone procedures.

Thus some analysts point towards a "tension between the objective of increasing efficiency and local government autonomy, on the one hand, and the quality and equity benefits of a uniform national service cadre with vertical mobility, on the other" [ 6]. *** = full; ** = partial; * = no subnational control, focusing on the strongest subnational level of government for each country.

Kenya has tried a programme to recruit health care workers through contracts that tie them to specific locations (McPake and Koblinsky 2009), and several countries have compulsory rural service and/or cadres that are exclusively posted to rural areas.

Our clinic model is limited by the assumptions made regarding the average completion time for tasks; the proportion of patients in need of each service; the cadre that currently performs a task and which cadre would ideally do it; and the extra time required to complete a task after it has been shifted to a CHW.

The first aim of the evaluation is to provide insight into what influences these key constraints to the delivery of services utilising cadres of CHWs.

This means that the percentage of time dedicated to TB services per cadre will vary per facility.

Incentivizing rural service for these cadres seems less challenging in comparison to that of the allopathic cadre; however, currently, the public sector in India offers few rural incentives for these two cadres.

It is the first time since the Korean War that the Army has deployed a Guard headquarters overseas and the first time ever that it has put one in charge of regular Army troops -- in this case, 2,500 soldiers from one of the service's elite cadres, the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment from Fort Carson, Colo., as well as 40 reservists, and nearly 1,000 guardsmen from a dozen states.