Sentences with phrase «at point of use»

Kooth is an online counselling and emotional well - being support service for children and young people available free at the point of use when commissioned in their area.

Sorting out separation web app information should be free at the point of use and not sold on unless specific additional value has been added.

Kooth, from XenZone, is an online counselling and emotional well - being platform for children and young people, accessible through mobile, tablet and desktop and free at the point of use.

We can afford to be a compassionate country which cares for all its citizens and funds universal free - at the point of use health services.

Digital Therapy for 11 - 26 Year Olds is Free at the Point of Use XenZone, pioneer of online counselling and support, has been commissioned by the Southend, Essex and Thurrock Collaborative Commissioning Group (comprising the seven Essex CCGs, Essex County Council and Southend and Thurrock Borough Councils) to provide «drop - in» online counselling to children and -LSB-...]

the right to receive healthcare that is free at the point of use and paid for by the NHS, using the European Health Insurance Card;

I'd love to say that hydrogen fuel cells are clean and green, and while the UPP is clean and green while it's charging (no pollution at the point of use), manufacturing the fuel cells and cartridges and filling them isn't necessarily clean or green.

Most of oil based energy is lost at the point of use (in the form of waste heat) during combustion.

Example, can the initial power used to pressurize and distribute water in a municipal water system be converted to energy sufficient to heat water at the point of use?

Audi did the wind to methane program a while back, wind power in this case is turned into hydrogen at the point of use, hence PEM.

The accelerating pace of adoption of solar panels for distributed generation (installed at the point of use, rather than sold into the power grid) and the downward trend of module prices have created exuberance over the industry's future.

New technologies are making generating, storing and managing electricity at the point of use much easier and much more economical.

Distributed Generation (putting appropriately sized generating resources near or at the point of use) will be one of the answers to the problem.

I think it's entirely possible that within a much shorter time frame than most people imagine possible, the overwhelming majority of the electricity consumed in the USA will be generated at the point of use, and large, centralized power plants will be a much less important part of the mix than they are today»

The Government - commissioned report into library e-lending has set out the principle that e-lending should be free at the point of use and recommended that public libraries should offer e-lending remotely to their readers as well as on site.

[60] It has no emissions at point of use.

Teachers can save annotations, jump to any part of a lesson, display images, and open student materials and standards at point of use.

According to the manifesto, «Labour will create a unified National Education Service (NES) for England to move towards a cradle - to - grave learning that is free at the point of use.»

While this is convenient for the end user it makes little sense from a sustainability perspective when water is usually readily available at the point of use.

«The 60th anniversary year offers a good moment to strengthen the core NHS principle of universal access, free at the point of use,» Katwala writes in an article for Tribune, in which he also announces that he will table a formal demand on prescription charges to Labour's policymaking forum.

«The commitment I make to this conference is we haven't stopped listening, we are keen to carry on listening, we are keen to make changes if they are needed to this bill to put beyond doubt that we as a party are committed to a comprehensive health service, free at the point of use, funded by general taxation and based on people's need and nothing else,» he said.

«We are absolutely committed to a comprehensive national health service, free at the point of use and based on need rather than ability to pay - nothing in our plans changes that.»

«If we're talking of motherly advice, my late mother would have said: «stand up for the principle of a health service free at the point of use for everybody» because that's what she dedicated her life to, as did many of her generation.»

«Road pricing offers a solution; a shift away from taxation to charges at the point of use and the opportunity to attract private sector to the potential revenue streams available from tolling.»

Review of options to increase capacity and improve performance on the A14, some of which could be part funded through tolling - CIHT believe that Road pricing offers a solution; a shift away from taxation to charges at the point of use and the opportunity to attract private sector to the potential revenue streams available from tolling

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, said: «It has always been a fundamental principle of our great public services that they are free at the point of use.

Labour created the NHS to be free at the point of use,... Read more

That requires some big and really bold policies, such as — childcare free at the point of use; building 10,000 social houses every year; raising real wages and tackling insecure work.

Labour created the NHS to be free at the point of use, so the next Labour government will eradicate the hidden charges of car parking fees.

«The health service will face a financial crisis within a matter of years that will threaten the very values we hold so dear - of a comprehensive health service, available to all, free at the point of use and based on need and not the ability to pay,» he concluded.

Support remains rock solid with almost nine in 10 in favour of a tax funded, comprehensive service free at the point of use.

The idea that the care system can solve the problem of NHS hospital «bed - blocking» is also naive, not least because health is free at the point of use and care is explicitly means - tested.

In his starkest warning yet, the Labour leader said a vote to quit the EU would put the NHS «in the hands of those who want to break it up to end it as a service free at the point of use».

He said: «A vote to Leave is a vote to put our NHS in jeopardy, in the hands of those who want to break it up to end it as a service free at the point of use.»

«The NASUWT has called for a Parliamentary Select Committee enquiry into the cost of education, as it is now increasingly clear that a basic principle of our great public services, that they should be free at the point of use, is being seriously compromised.»

Dual - compartment pouch permits two types of all - natural ingredients to stay separate and fresh until it seamlessly becomes a single - compartment pouch at the point of use.

Every Kindle user has at least once, at some point of using Kindle encountered this problem.

We're not yet at the point of using 3 - D holograms in everyday communications, but as this concept shows, the future isn't that far off.

But most organisations are not yet at the point of using data as a predictor and are instead focused on gathering and reviewing the consistency of results.

Not exact matches

It's used to move electric energy at «high voltage between points of supply» and points where it is either delivered to other electric systems or «transformed to a lower voltage» and sent to consumers.

And the 438th rule of business states, «If you benefit from the sneaky behavior of others, at some point the sneaky person will use the sneaky behavior against you.»

The visible failure of the war on drugs, combined with a generational tipping point in attitudes, has poll after poll showing a majority of adults favouring the legalization or at least decriminalization of recreational cannabis use.

The report also points out that Dreamers start businesses at more than twice the rate of the general population, in large part because they are used to making ends meet without help from the government.

The website's team approximates the value of each point at $ 0.019, though it's possible to get a lesser or much greater value depending on how you use them.

«What we found is that people who spent money to buy time reported being almost one full point higher on our 10 - point [happiness] ladder, compared to people who did not use money to buy time,» wrote Elizabeth Dunn, an author of the study and a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia.

Many businesses may be unaware that it is their responsibility to protect their customers» data from theft and fraud at the point of sale, not the payment service you use.

With every purchase of a KLM flight users» win more points, but the even cooler thing is that users can advance in the game when they are at the airport gate waiting to board their KLM flight (using geo - location technologies).

Just like any filler word, «so» is used by speakers at points of uncertainty to stretch the time their brains have to think about the next point, response, or question.

For one thing, as Josh Benton at the Nieman Journalism Lab has pointed out in a thoughtful analysis of the project, the initial specification makes it impossible to use any kind of Javascript - based tracking or analytics codes in a page.

As a number of critics have pointed out, using AMP would come at a certain cost.