Sentence examples for capita call from inspiring English sources
The call was of course routed to a Capita call centre in Coventry, where staff spent ages unable to help before connecting him back to the librarians just down the road.
The fourth is also an asset measure, but it records how long it took the household to get to a herd size threshold of 4.5 TLU per capita, called asset threshold resilience index.7 Note that our measures are all defined over the time span for which data were gathered from March 2000 to June 2002.8.
GDP per capita (also called GDP per person) is used as a measure of a country's standard of living.
Phase 2 of the Centre was designed by the then newly qualified Tim Green and Keith Vince of Capita Architecture, formerly called Capita Percy Thomas and now part of Capita Symonds, with Arup Acoustics again providing the acoustic design.
The London fire brigade is outsourcing 999 calls to a firm called Capita, at the behest of the oleaginous chair of the capital's fire authority, Brian Coleman.
By his calculations, for that wasted call Capita would charge Barnet £8.
Can they be mitigated?" The results in this article are based on a study in a large IT service provider (which we call "Capita" from now on) for the aviation industry.
The observed combination of weak performance in high-growth entrepreneurship and the high level of research and notable R&D investments per capita is sometimes called "the Finnish paradox" [2].
The management consultancy McKinsey is tightly bound into Andrew Lansley's health reforms; such firms as Serco and Capita provide everything from call centres, through supply teachers, to private prisons.
Larger households can be more exposed to the risk of being sick, have less to spend per capita, and can also call upon informal care from the other family members.
The current proposal to implement a per capita cap on the federal government's investment in Medicaid – what I call Cap and Cut -- will reduce federal spending on Medicaid by $880 billion over a decade.
