Sentence examples for trusts to explore from inspiring English sources

The Foundation Trust Network, which represents the most financially successful hospitals in England – including members of the consortium – said that given the scale of the savings required in the NHS it was "understandable that the time has come for some trusts to explore all their options".

The BBC said the proposals would be taken in stages, with BBC Studios "initially created in the public service, but longer term we will work with the Trust to explore whether BBC Studios should also create programming for other broadcasters".

In fact, the only reason I became aware of it was because Roland Karthaus, an architect who teaches at the University of East London (UEL), had been working with Peter Bradley from the Speakers' Corner Trust to explore the possibility of creating a new speakers' corner as part of the Croydon redevelopment.

It's a good idea to talk to a therapist or someone level-headed whom you trust to explore your situation in more detail.

This study was carried out to determine the extent of smoke-free policy implementation in English NHS acute and mental health Trusts, and to explore challenges and impacts related to policy implementation.

In this process of taking bold risks and daring greatly, what has surfaced are incredible opportunities to explore trust and faith, and to listen honestly to the "unconscious" thought processes and mental tapes that formed the foundation of my existence.

Until 7 September, adults £15, children free, kew.org Baslow Edge in the Peak District is just one of the wild places The Wildlife Trusts is encouraging families to explore.

He added that, because of the different requirements for creation of a valid half secret trust in comparison to a fully secret trust, Paul Freud would then wish to explore whether any valid half secret trust was created or whether there was an intestacy of the residue - which would mean he would be entitled to a share of it.

"Trust No 1" helps to explore the series' overarching mythology.

My remarkable team and I created O'actually with the intention that our platform would become a safe and trusted space for women to explore their sexual pleasure as a means to become more confident, self-expressed and fulfilled adults.

This is the first known paper to explore trust in community pharmacy by applying sociological theory.