Managers were actively seeking cost-efficient ways of sustaining services, despite smaller budgets.
Participants from several sites indicated the importance of continuous funding for sustaining services and the constraints of the lack of resources (including human resources) on sustaining the implemented changes.
One element of franchising that has not yet been implemented is fee for service, which is a potential financing mechanism for sustaining services in the long run.
But in 1989 Brown gave him a special degree, a Bachelor of Philosophy, for his "sustained service to the university".
In 2007, he was awarded Princeton's highest honor for service, the Harold Helm Distinguished Service Award for exemplary and sustained service to the University.
This means that the only way to sustain or improve present service levels in the NHS will be to focus on a transformation of care through genuine and sustained service integration".
But Glenn Tilton, United's chairman, stated it more bluntly: "There are clearly going to be winning cities and losing cities," he said, addressing the fact that the industry cannot sustain service to destinations that don't have the passengers to fill planes.
Thus, MNs have to reconnect to the server to sustain service when they are connected to other APs.
Further, results from fire tests indicate that typical hollowcore slabs can sustain service loads for at least two hours under standard and design fire conditions.
Results from fire tests and numerical studies indicate that NSM FRP strengthened beams can sustain service loads for three hours under standard fire conditions, even without any external fire protection.
We also provide insights on market-based resource management strategies that encompass both customer-driven service management and computational risk management to sustain Service Level Agreement (SLA -oriented reSLA -orientedtion.
