Sentence examples for deliver essential services from inspiring English sources

A beleaguered state, shorn of ideology, can no longer deliver essential services or basic livelihood.

Some urgent humanitarian matters have been addressed, especially in relation to the freedom of NGOs to deliver essential services.

A charity's people are what makes it successful – the dedication and efforts of staff enable organisations to deliver essential services to those most in need.

Derek Hatton, who became deputy leader of Liverpool city council in 1983, challenged the Thatcher government over spending cuts, arguing that the council could not deliver essential services.

"We will do our best with less," Mr. Suozzi said, adding that by reorganizing departments, improving technology, consolidating buildings, initiating performance evaluations and working more efficiently, the county would "deliver essential services to county residents at far less cost".

From Newcastle upon Tyne to Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and beyond to Conservative shires, English local government boasts pragmatic leaders struggling to deliver essential services – against the toughest austerity programme ever visited upon town and county halls – while, at the same time, boosting the economies of their patches with a string of initiatives that should put Westminster to shame.

Ellman said: "DVLA and DVSA are important for delivering essential services related to tax, licensing, testing, and vehicle safety.

White said: "The communications sector is vital to the economy and delivers essential services to everyone in the UK.

Still one of Hudson's most colorful and often-remembered political figures, Frank Hague ruled with a stern, patriarchal style, and was respected by many for delivering essential services to a largely poor, historically immigrant population.

Every councillor needs to ask: "Have I made a difference to the quality of life of the people?" How successful have we been over the past year in delivering essential services to residents, such as sanitation, roads, refuse removal, health services, electricity?

Ursula Morgenstern, Atos chief executive for UK and Ireland, said: "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with the government to allow us to exit this contract early and we remain committed to delivering essential services to the UK government as a strategic supplier".