Sentence examples for service to think from inspiring English sources

Councils will now have to look at each person they provide a service to, think about their life, what they want to do and what their strengths are.

But 60 Minutes did us all a service to think and do their research.

The health service faced three key challenges, he said: to put children at the centre of services, to think about children's lives rather than just their diseases and to make services "genuinely needs-led".

Pearce would like to see a commitment to the idea of integrating health and social care services, to think beyond simply patching up the current system and start working out what services we need, and how we pay for them.

"The need to consult unions has made an important contribution to that, and also given staff, many of whom will have had years of loyal service, time to think through their options.

For managers, this means encouraging everyone in the service organisation to think like designers, and to blend this with their specific experience and skills to make them more confident in exploring, expressing and exploiting ideas.

Those who do understand its a subscription service seem to think that $5.99/mo is too high.

One challenge for competitors lies is getting Internet companies and service providers to think of them, not Sun, when buying the infrastructure for their businesses.

Mr Gething said: "Our challenge is to persuade the public to look at what the health service does, to think about their own experience, because nine out of 10 people have a very good experience of the NHS.

This work provides a basis for researchers, designers, and mobile phone service providers to think about the existing needs of the elderly, the developing trends in the field and the opportunities that mobile applications offer to improve the quality of life of the elderly and to support a cohesive and inclusive society.

Really it's another example of the the grey little men of the civil service failing to think outside the box.