Sentence examples for trend of contracting from inspiring English sources

Since a decade, low and middle income countries have a rising trend of contracting their primary healthcare services to NGOs.

This lack of capacity within public sectors has resulted in an increased trend of contracting their primary health care services to non-government organizations, non-state actors or to autonomous entities within the government system.

"The dominant trend is of contracting employment in agriculture and manufacturing being more than offset by rapid growth in the caring, creative, technology and business services sectors," they write.

The NHS Support Federation argues that the rising trend of contracts being advertised means that more of the NHS budget could be drained into the hands of alternative providers.

For ρ = 0.01, there is a hint of contracting variation trend at the very oldest ages, the opposite direction from that observed in the empirical plot.

In several countries, particularly in England, Ireland and Scandinavian countries, there was a trend of increasing (contracted) private provision.

There were also non-significant trends for a reduced risk of contracting an infestation and for lower numbers of lice surviving if users did become infested.

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This perhaps explains why we can note a trend towards contracting out of logistic services to third-party logistics providers.

A. We believe there is a secular trend of employer groups contracting with fewer and fewer vendors for all human resource functions, from health insurance to payroll, workers' compensation and disability.

The moves bucks the trend of out-of-contract Wales-based players signing for French or English clubs.