Sentence examples for share delivery from inspiring English sources

There is a clear need to invest in the capacity of implementors to disseminate learning and share delivery knowledge.

Here, we expand on this analysis to predict whether countries in this sample will reach these suggested targets by the year 2020, given current workforce dynamics (particularly, workforce growth rates) and cadre mix (particularly, the presence of a non-physician cadre to share delivery of cataract surgery services).

To deliver value, vertical or stand-alone projects must be integrated into shared delivery infrastructure so that personnel and facilities are used wisely and economies of scale reaped.

In Zanzibar and Ethiopia surveys, most women were in shared delivery rooms with no curtains to separate patients and no way to talk without being overheard (Fig.  1).

Kim and colleagues recently proposed a framework for global health delivery (40), which acknowledges the complexity of system analysis and proposes a way forward, namely integrating vertical interventions into a shared delivery infrastructure, in order to reap the benefits of scale (40).

Some hospitals only have private delivery rooms, some have only shared delivery rooms, while others have both.

In addition, Table 1 shows the changes in monthly average number of deliveries, and the market share of delivery services by accreditation level of provider in the 3 key sub-periods (pre-SARS, peak-SARS, and post-SARS periods).

The regulator said it was concerned Royal Mail had the potential to subsidise its parcels business through its letters business – where it has a much larger market share and established delivery network - in a way that might disadvantage other parcel delivery companies.

As we vote for these services with our clicks and device shuttling, the amount of revenue will grow to a meaningful share of delivery models.

Better Together has said on sharing the administration of benefits for a short period in the event of independence: "It is highly unlikely that the UK would agree to share its delivery services as it is hard to see how this would be beneficial for the continuing UK".

This could be Nick's fate if he doesn't share future delivery systems.