Sentence examples for tackling waiting from inspiring English sources

The local health board confirmed plans to invest £2.5m tackling waiting lists.

"You pick a small number of issues – tackling poor housing or tackling waiting times in A&E.

Hoban said the extra firms will also help provide extra capacity to help tackle waiting times.

Its editor, Alastair McLellan, cited Stevens's skillset but also his key role in producing the NHS Plan in 2000 which tackled waiting times, aimed for better outcomes from treatment, and "saved the NHS from sliding towards irrelevance and potential failure".

Today, the LGA says that it will fight the policy, insisting that by forcing councils to sell their social housing ministers will drive up rents and the housing benefits bill, while lowering their capacity to build more homes and tackle waiting lists.

However, in order to understand and design policies that effectively tackle waiting times, it is essential to explore how the wait and order of patients treated is determined.

Those three periods roughly correspond to what have been labelled as the three stages of government policy to tackle waiting times, as noted above.

The 24-year-old spent most of his afternoon tackling or waiting out wide, but after 61 minutes he did receive the perfect pass, even if it came from the Worcester captain Chris Pennell.

I'm not talking here about Silverlight v. Flash adoption; that's marketing blocking and tackling while waiting for the viral events that fuel the rollout, what John Borthwick calls bursts and what Ray Ozzie discovered in the swarm accelerator he called Groove.

"Simon had no reluctance about using the private sector to tackle those waiting lists, though equally he is also not a slavish believer in the private sector as always being the right thing.

Edwin Poots has recently provided extra resources to try to tackle long waiting times in emergency departments.