Sentence examples for to enable administrative from inspiring English sources

The study synthesizes earlier understandings of natural boundaries into an easily understood conceptual model: one flexible enough for use by practitioners from a range of disciplines, but also complex enough to enable administrative design.

Information Integration: Integration enables administrative and clinical information to be leveraged across care settings, to manage system-wide performance and generate new insights.

It says some NHS trusts have moved to a "call-centre" model for handling some patient calls and appointments, while others have "patient portals that allow the patient to directly manage their own bookings, which enables administrative cost reductions".

Legislative changes must also be supported by appropriate budget allocations and enabling administrative structures.

The main objective of establishing the DHE is to enable decentralization of administrative functions to the districts.

The introduction of the NHIS was fuelled in part by the need to remove financial barriers of access to healthcare and to enable health providers eliminate administrative and clinical bottlenecks that hitherto posed problems to service quality delivery.

His business partner is his sister, Cyril (Lesley Manville), who shares both the house and the business with him, occupying herself with the administrative details to enable him to create.

There is also likely to be a need to change administrative support to enable PICs to function efficiently.

The government encourages us to use administrative hours to enable us to count the hours spent calling our patients, or when we work on computers to improve our patients' prescriptions.

The present document contains progress made by the country since the first report, 2001-2009, the changes effected in the legal and administrative framework to enable the implementation of the provisions of the Convention, and the measures taken to put into practice the final observations of the CRC Committee.

The parties also disagree about the "hurdle" amount, i.e., the amount that the Debtor must be worth to enable it to pay all secured, administrative and priority claims and have some value left to distribute to the unsecured creditors.