In 2016 NLGN published All Together Now:
Whole systems commissioning for councils and the voluntary sector, which concludes that raising the scoring for social value in the commissioning process could have a profound effect on how local government work with its partners and on the outcomes it is able to deliver for citizens.
Not exact matches
The Rethinking School Lunch Oakland Feasibility Study, by a team of experts consultants
commissioned by the Center, is based on CEL's Rethinking School Lunch planning framework, a
whole -
systems approach developed over more than 15 years of work on school food issues.
Right now, if a microchip in your computer or cell phone burns out, the
whole system is essentially out of
commission until you can replace the chip, to say nothing of any data you had stored on it.
Firstly, in its assessment of the STL
system as a
whole, the
Commission ruled out that the STL regime could provide a selective advantage to the shipyards, as it could not establish that the STL «was de facto limited to the acquisition of Spanish vessels».
Many who support getting rid of that section would like to see the
whole system of human rights
commissions and tribunals dismantled, and those calls would get even louder and the debate more combustible if the government were to start messing with s. 13.
Soon the
whole system changed and no longer allowed to address
commissions in APS.
It is the absolute promotion of agents saying: «mostly it costs the buyer nothing in
commission» that gets the
whole system off on a bad bent.