Sentence examples for capita will from inspiring English sources

Capita will continue to use equipment from Serco and G4S.

Living space will trump growing space and, because the planet is finite, cropland available per capita will be reduced.

While Capita will manage the overall contract a Redditch-based company, Steatite, will develop and manufacture the GPS tracking tags.

It can reasonably be assumed that future long-run growth in real gross domestic product per capita will be 1 to 2 percent a year.

For the Scottish government, Capita will manage a £325m IT project intended to connect schools, hospitals, pharmacists and local government offices in a single network.

Not just for a few months or a couple of years, mind you: Capita will run these services for at least 10 years.

In turn, if policies remain unchanged, per capita emissions will double, it said, but will remain well below the level of industrialized countries today.

Medicaid per capita caps will mean my patients, child patients, will lose coverage because states won't have enough funding.

Before dismissing this idea for the cardinal sin of raising taxes, consider these facts: If everyone is covered, per capita costs will be much lower than currently because everyone will be in the risk pool, including millions who will need few or even no services.

"Assuming average global per capita consumption will continue to rise over time, [this] will require population to actually decline over time from current levels".

The overall assumption behind these forecasts is that countries with lower per capita income will continue to catch up but around 2030 all countries' exogenous productivity growth will be converging slowly towards the steady state value of 1.7 % per annum.