Sentence examples for services to think from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

European postal services started to think about new business models in the 1990s, when the European Commission opened up postal monopolies to competition and liberalized regulation.

This is the opportunity to take a long hard look at how landlords provide housing services and to think about the needs of our individual customers and communities.

But the study indicates that simply prompting a person in the financial services industry to think about themselves as a banker means they are more likely to cheat.

The message from the government is clear: for the best interests of our children, public services need to think afresh to ensure that dads are supported properly.

Wheelchair services need to think outside the health domain and consider the wider needs of disabled children to ensure they are not excluded from education and social settings.

However, several noted "as you do emergency services, begin to think about the long-term" (P4) and this had not happened in South Sudan where "the health system has been thought of a bit late" (P4).

"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.