Sentence examples for service of sufficient from inspiring English sources

In his lawsuit, Mr. Chodorow claimed that Mr. DiSpirito had failed to provide food and service of sufficient quality.

Rocco DiSpirito, the engaging chef of "The Restaurant" reality television show, is being sued by his restaurant partners, who claim he has failed to provide food and service of sufficient quality.

The partners, China Grill Management R.I.A. L.L.C. and China Grill Management 12 East 22 L.L.C., had claimed in their suit that Mr. DiSpirito failed to provide food and service of sufficient quality to distinguish the restaurant and make it a success.

"And anyone who wants to be honest about dealing with the deficit and making sure that we maintain public services of sufficient quality should also be honest about the welfare savings that are required".

Public treatment systems are typically limited in resources and often cannot provide services of sufficient duration to address effectively the needs of severely dependent individuals.

As signatories to international human rights conventions and to the Millennium Development Goals, nation states are obliged to provide the necessary services of sufficient quality to prevent these deaths.

The importance of a coordinated approach to supervision from the health system perspective is key if universal health coverage is to be achieved in an equitable manner and with services of sufficient quality [ 26].

Many municipalities are now working to find the best cost-effective solutions to ensure that home care services are of sufficient quality but still affordable.

Where the motive of the DSF intervention is to increase healthcare utilisation, this is predicated on the assumption that services are of sufficient quality to improve, and not harm, maternal and perinatal health.

We also use the WHO's definition of UHC: "ensuring that all people can use the promotive, preventive, curative, rehabilitative and palliative health services they need, of sufficient quality to be effective, while also ensuring that the use of these services does not expose the user to financial hardship" [ 10].

Framed in terms of access to care as part of a health systems approach, UHC consists of access to necessary curative and preventative services that are of sufficient quality, combined with access to financial risk protection (33– 33).