Sentence examples for services proposed for from inspiring English sources

A systematic review on case studies that illustrate disinvestment and resource allocation decision making process revealed that six of the 14 studies examined the safety and adverse event evidence of the health care technologies and services proposed for disinvestment.

This paper presents the architecture of an authorization service proposed for composite operations involving many Internet partners.

Last year, Michel Barnier, the European commissioner responsible for financial services, proposed that companies be forced to change every three years the company that they pay to rate their credit, or every six years if they hired more than one ratings agency.

The additional funding for HIV services proposed under the U.S. House of Representative's Foreign Operations bill has the potential to save thousands of lives.

Truckers are demanding that the government scrap a service tax proposed for freight-booking agents.

Fuel service conditions proposed for the very high temperature reactor will be challenging.

This paper looks at the nature of processes and services, proposes a toolbox for their management and looks at the implications for information strategy and effective information management regimes.

Based on these three essential learning paradigms, a lot of theory mechanisms and application services have been proposed for dealing with data tasks [22 24].

Innovative models including public-private partnerships, crowd funding, and emphasis on preventative services have been proposed for the management of other non-communicable disorders in refugee populations [ 10].

Length of stay in burn services was originally proposed for the prediction of bed utilisation but more recently it was shown to act as a function of morbidity, complications, and aesthetic and functional outcomes for patients suffering from burn injuries [ 28- 31].

To develop with the stakeholders broad guidelines and curricular standards for all ECEC services, "proposing broad pedagogical orientations rather than detailing what should be taught".