Sentence examples for deliver venues from inspiring English sources

Coates is reported as saying Rio's efforts to be ready to host the Games are "more of a crisis than Athens" - a reference to the 2004 Olympics, when Greek organisers struggled to deliver venues and infrastructure on time.

"The PPP contractor most likely has two primary objectives, maximize land value and deliver venue obligations at least cost," the IOC said in one of the documents, obtained by the Reuters news agency under a public records request.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper also said there had "been fantastic work delivering the venues and so on but it's not just about G4S letting the country down - why on earth did the Home Office not know what was happening?" BBC political correspondent Robin Brant said Labour is hoping Home Secretary Theresa May will go to Parliament on Monday to update MPs.

During the feasibility phase, both intervention and assessment sessions were being delivered at venues local to the participant's residence with appointments scheduled at the participant's convenience, including in the evening and at weekends.

Few venues deliver as much atmosphere and comfort with such a range of shows.

The main variables affecting the cost are the number of educators trained, the grade of healthcare professional delivering courses, venue cost, ratio of demand to head of population (including participation rate), number of patients per course, and overhead rates.

Our geo-fence triggers were used to notify the user they were at the venue, deliver a welcome message and take them to the content menu page for that venue.

Dubbed "buzzd on Virgin Mobile," the new service will run on the carrier's WAP deck and deliver event and venue information.

The Prime Minister of the Cook Islands reconfirmed that his government would deliver a new venue.

I want to thank the men and women of G4S who worked fantastically hard and helped us deliver very, very safe venues indeed.

With weeks to go, torrential rain also left organisers facing a race against time to deliver the substantial temporary venues required.