Sentence examples for facility time from inspiring English sources

But it also showed that facility time saves anything from £476m to £1.1bn.

Research by the Labour party shows that when you include the private sector, facility time costs £431m annually.

Pickles forced councils to publish certain kinds of information, including how much "facility time" they allowed their union representatives.

Maude said that his curbs on this would halve the cost of "facility time" to the taxpayer.

The myth refers to "facility time", the time given to union reps to do certain activities on behalf of their union, without having their pay docked.

E.ON agreed to give facility time for reps and members to promote and take part in learning projects throughout the company.

With the passage of the Mazeaud Law, in 1975, the government for the first time provided funds, facilities, time, and specialized coaching for the country's élite athletes.

She said: "We believe that schools will continue to recognise both their statutory responsibilities and the value of facilities time which encourages the early resolution of disputes and avoids the costs associated with long disputes.

The motion follows a case in Haringey, north London, where headteachers refused to pay for facilities time to allow the area's NUT secretary Julie Davies to do her job - alleging she was too confrontational.

Despite these findings, even in residential care facilities, time on the ground is an important issue given its serious consequences [ 8].

Project success was measured by the percentage of participating facilities, time required for recruitment and survey completion, completeness of data returned, and the amount of effort required by project staff.