Sentence examples for commission services from from inspiring English sources

Tier 1 providers should commission services from tier 2 and 3 organisations.

John Denham admonishes local authorities for their "reluctance" to commission services from faith-based organisations.

This allowed primary care trusts to commission services from private companies: the wrecking ball that Cameron now swings.

The bill would allow general practitioners to commission services from "any willing provider," which the government says would encourage efficiency and quality, as providers competed for business.

Therefore it should be the CCGs who wield the big stick, by refusing to commission services from hospitals which do not follow national standards.

The commissioning authorities should determine the shape of service provision, and should be able to commission services from a qualified provider if – and only if – that will complement the overall service provided.

Historically, primary care trusts have only commissioned services from their local providers, regardless of the often astronomical tariffs.

They said they believed Liberal Democrat rebels were now broadly supportive, but last-minute talks were still going on around the areas of competition and ensuring GPs were not commissioning services from themselves.

Simon Stevens, NHS England's chief executive, who revealed his plan for a sugar tax to the Guardian in January, has announced £600m of strings-attached funding, about 1% of the money budgeted for commissioning services from hospitals and other trusts, to help pay for the initiative.

Under the plans, groups of GPs will control 80% of all NHS health spending and commission services for patients from 2013.

At the last general election, the Liberal Democrats stood on a manifesto commitment to "commission services for local people from a range of providers on the basis of a level playing field".