| 词汇 | example_english_local-authority |
| 释义 | Examples of local authorityThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The plan and its achievements must be reported to the localauthority, which then gives certification. Finally, the incentives for participation provided by local government should promote participation when the respondent's party controls the localauthority. Voluntary group members tended to perceive localauthority officers as more highly qualified and of higher status than themselves. To overcome these problems, a framework was developed for implementation of the strategy through a locality approach in line with localauthority boundaries. If enlightened localauthority in planning and design is to occur, it will happen when architects overcome their recalcitrance to enter the local fray. Yet, even when one view surfaces as authoritative, individual rabbis or layman will often defer to their localauthority, whose position is considered decisive. The localauthority took the same view initially, unilaterally designing a means-tested charging system which was 'a hybrid between residential care and domiciliary care'. He attributed the very modest results to the wide range of subjects taught and the near-total lack of encouragement to potential students (localauthority employees). Opinions of people aged over 75 years on private and localauthority residential care. The strategy group has since split into three separate implementation groups, one for each localauthority area. In chapter six the authors report on localauthority and voluntary sector responses to homelessness in rural areas. The localauthority input was understood to be important in terms of both revenue funding and legitimacy. After 1919, the predominance of private markets continued, increasingly through owner occupation, despite the expansion of localauthority housing. Instead, distinct contracting cultures were simultaneously shaping over time the social care industry, the precise product provided, and localauthority contracting behaviour. Localauthority contracts officers and purchasers, anxious not to (be seen to) waste money, therefore generally disliked such contracts. However, localauthority funded domiciliary care has grown, particularly by contracting out services to independent sector providers, many of whom are new to social care. The inadequacy of localauthority payments to achieve good-quality care has become a major point of contention between providers' organisations and local authorities. Nearly half had been in localauthority care, and one in three reported parents with drug or alcohol problems. We explore the relational aspects of respondents' motivations primarily through examining their business interactions with their principal purchasing localauthority. Indeed, in two of the authorities there were no localauthority managed homes at all. A contract specification choice that localauthority purchasers are beginning to examine more carefully is the degree of flexibility, particularly with respect to prices. The changing levels of dependence of older people in localauthority residential care, and the growth of the independent sector from the 1980s are featured. We personally contacted every localauthority every 1-2 weeks to monitor recruitment. We would have more detailed information about the precise policy jurisdictions of committee chairs in each localauthority, and so on. The excitement felt by the small group of participating housing officers encourages the view that the localauthority is undergoing a culture change. A localauthority will take responsibility for meeting care-home fees no higher than an agreed baseline. To examine this we need to draw on evidence about housing advice provision in the localauthority and voluntary sectors. Five localauthority areas with a high proportion of older homeowners (and thus potential self-funding residents) were selected for insights into local perspectives. This gives the (monopsonistic) localauthority purchaser tremendous market power. We asked each localauthority to identify all providers from whom they have purchased home care services. Residents on a localauthority contract are not able to claim this benefit. The facilitator of the panels then obtained a copy of the localauthority social services' policies and procedures for the service. Intrinsic motivation therefore partly depends on the nature of the relationship between the provider and the localauthority. Improving assessment of care needs for older people : localauthority perspective : rapid response system. One localauthority, for example, required evidence of movement of at least two-thirds of a level within an academic year. The maximum proportion of such placements in any localauthority was 20 per cent. How differently will the children of owner occupiers behave from those of the earlier localauthority tenants? A localauthority needs assessment could result in one of various outcomes. How much money should a localauthority spend on carrying out its role in family planning? These findings are again of great importance in the context of the future demand for localauthority services. There are substantial localauthority (community care) and societal costs in caring for the demented elderly. Such specialist housing has generally been developed through an agreed strategy between localauthority social services and housing departments. The potential impact of the transfer on promoting consistency and equitability between the local authority and independent sectors is more difficult to estimate. In addition, private general practitioners are contracted to the localauthority. This type of resident is generally more desirable than one with a localauthority contract because they pay more for a place. Tenants could challenge a rent increase by applying to the localauthority for a certificate of disrepair. This difference in the structure of the local health authority reflected wider differences in the relation between localauthority and the state. The implication is that localauthority expenditure on water provision began much earlier than investment in other services and was completed earlier. Where care managers are aware of such problems, they need to liaise more closely with both providers and localauthority contracts departments. This means, however, that the observed variation between local authorities is due primarily to factors other than localauthority nursing home placement policies and practice. Localauthority homes vary considerably in size and design. It was also a way in which the localauthority managers could import the public service orientation into the providers' domain of the independent section. This study examines the treatment of depression in older disabled people who also received home care from their localauthority. The localauthority determines the resident's contribution to the specified baseline. A study of the state enrolled nurse in the localauthority nursing services. Over half of them lived in localauthority rented accommodation compared with less than a fifth in the other groups. The emphasis placed upon 'evidence-based' practice, effective communication and wide consultation at localauthority level is not reflected at the national level. The management of localauthority social services is undergoing substantial continuing change. Equals 1 if there was a localauthority partner in the bid and 0 otherwise. People going into localauthority homes received less prior information than those entering independent homes. This is particularly true at the level of the localauthority. In this case, the localauthority had applied for a care order in respect of a baby. We set a target for each localauthority by calculating the expected number of cases based on the previous 4 years' experience. He is particularly good when exploring how changes in the urban cultural environment re-ected and enhanced changes in localauthority. Here the localauthority stepped in itself as real estate entrepreneur, and also had to offer larger inducements to the companies. This needs to be seen in relation to the huge increase in, and the low density of, localauthority housebuilding. Its wealth raised fears that it could monopolise housing for the poor, disrupting local housing markets and undermining the rateable base of localauthority income. In particular, we would draw attention to the need to create policymaking boards or councils at localauthority level. Southern congressional leaders objected to these as incursions on localauthority, and the provisions were stripped from the legislation. The inspectors most frequently cited localauthority pricing policies as an influential factor, more particularly for nursing homes (72%) than residential homes (66%). Understandably, there was a strong tendency for localauthority lead officers and appointed chairs to dominate the partnerships. Localauthority residential homes are expensive to run and it is sensible to extend their facilities to as many people as possible. The ability of the client group to formulate ideas and talk with authority on many aspects of design surprised the localauthority and generated respect. Amongst the consequences were restrictions in localauthority building and the development of rationing systems which excluded active older people. The proportion of households that rent from the localauthority is over twice the city average (49 compared to 21 per cent). The level of deprivation for the most deprived localauthority involved in making the bid. Self-funding residents generally pay more for a care-home place than the localauthority contract price. We asked localauthority care managers to identify users who had recently entered the care management system or whose case had recently been reviewed. Where there is an absence of other significant purchasers, the providers' reliance on local authority income allows the authorities to keep fee rates down. Fundamentally, many of the problems perceived by the home-care providers stemmed from the inadequate funding which they received from localauthority commissioners. One reason is that a localauthority contract incurs an administrative cost. Weighing up the pros and cons of a localauthority contract for a selffunding resident is not easy. Learning by the localauthority was more incremental. The constructional systems of the postwar era relied implicitly on consortia of localauthority design teams and manufacturers committed to their resolution, development and refinement. If they wish to receive state-funding, either in the present or in the future, a localauthority must assess the need for such care. The main topics in the schedule were the provider's personal and professional motivations, their relationships with the localauthority, and their relationships with regulatory bodies. The majority lived in localauthority housing and many of the rest in other parts of the rented sector. In addition to providing this information, respondents to the mapping exercise identified a number of difficulties in joint commissioning at localauthority level. This figure has been adjusted to include localauthority pension funds. The health authority, in collaboration with one of its three localauthority partners, had already agreed to address this issue as a matter of priority. Records of executions carried out under localauthority are much more difficult to obtain and verify. As a localauthority provided service, direct payments are monitored and reviewed like any other service. There is resonance between core motivations, situational opportunities and their experiences of provision in the context of supportive relations with localauthority purchasers. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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