Sentence examples for services goals from inspiring English sources

A recent report of a Lesotho program highlights the critical importance of training, expansion of services goals, adequate funding, and administrative capacity [39].

However, this model can be equally beneficial in working towards other health or social services goals.

These authors contended that the amount of time required is overwhelming; suggesting that primary care physicians cannot achieve preventive services goals unassisted.

Costs vary depending on the particular HIV services goal at each site and particular barriers faced in their systems.

Diana Pohly says that consistency should be one of your top customer service goals.

"It is hard to deliver public service goals on the internet within the BBC, or any other broadcaster," he said.

With every new service, goals are set for people to work towards achievements, from practical things like learning how to cook, to finding a job.

The report highlights the frequent lack of fit between ambitious service goals of empowerment, involvement, independence and choice and a continuing reliance on the same old repertoire of services and the same old processes of assessment, allocation and service delivery.

Chief commercial officer Marc Allera said: "We expect the outcome to follow our preference for fewer, deeper, longer term relationships with key partners who are prepared to share our network and service goals".

That's a challenge for us because we open our doors from 9am to 6pm at my branch – and that's for both my sales and my customer service goals," he said.

But for all their differences, it may be a sign of how much the two men have influenced each other that Mr. Schrager was more articulate in describing Edition's service goals (indifferent service being a criticism at his earlier hotels), while Mr. Marriott best captured the new brand's aesthetic.