Sentence examples for services to be put from inspiring English sources

She also promised more funding for the NHS to tackle the problem of "bed blocking", in which patients' are kept in hospital unnecessarily while they wait for care services to be put in place.

London Stadium owner E20 is working with the Metropolitan Police to install the required radio system which will allow additional special policing services to be put in place for West Ham home matches, but insists there are no significant concerns over the current safety plans.

There is a lot of anxiety in the [podiatry] profession about the bill, particularly because we've been singled out as one of the first services to be put out to tender under the any qualified provider (AQP) initiative, a key part of the reform.

It takes time for these services to be put in place and actual behaviour may differ from intended behaviour.

The conclusion was a need for more time, resources and specific support services to be put into placement preparation.

However, there is fresh concern that legislation about to go through the House of Lords will force nearly every service to be put out to tender.

Controversially, he also formulated an "essential services" question to be put at the same time, giving the government the power to protect the public from any "actual or probable disruption to essential services".

A week later, the panel delivered its verdict to Hennis: "All of the members concur and sentence you to be reduced to the grade of E-1, to forfeit all pay and allowances, to be dishonorably discharged from the service, and to be put to death".

Oxfordshire's podiatry and audiology services are due to be put out to private tender.

Children and young people who access mental health services in Wales continue to be put at risk, according to a new review.

Are we also expected to think that the consumers using online services are not going to be put off from engaging in the boom of "sharing" that Web 2.0 created?