Sentence examples for forcing services from inspiring English sources

If even 5 per cent of the current junior-doctor population is driven overseas or leaves medicine due to the proposed changes to their contract, the NHS will become untenable, forcing services to be transferred to private providers.

In the early 2000s, the major record labels targeted distributors of peer-to-peer file-sharing software, successfully forcing services like Grokster and LimeWire out of business, even as the P2P file-sharing protocols underlying those services have remained legal.

The same argument could be made for, say, the banks, the NHS, or Royal Mail, forcing services to be more responsive to the needs of users, without selling them off to companies who are solely interested in making big bucks – not in delivering a quality service.

The shadow health secretary added : "Shortly after Lynton Crosby started work for the Conservative party, the government shifted its position in favour of private health companies by trying to sneak NHS regulations through the house forcing services out to the market.

"On Saturday 7th June, at 4pm GMT a large scale attack via a botnet (a group of compromised computers controlled by the attacker) resulted in a downtime of several hours". While some DDoS attacks are aimed at forcing services to reveal personal data, Deezer says that the attack didn't target user information, and only affected whether or not the service was actually available.

But the line, which is used by Great Western Railway and CrossCountry, has since proven susceptible to flooding, forcing services to be suspended on multiple occasions.

Trends in corporate America, she said, especially the outsourcing of real estate departments, are forcing service companies to grow.

Forcing service companies to compete permits the government to get the best possible deal for the taxpayers.

The authors said manipulating the DNS by forcing service providers to block access to pirating sites could damage cybersecurity by driving users to much more unscrupulous servers.

The demand for IVPN services is forcing service providers to plan and implement the deployment of highly scalable IVPNs, preserving the current economic benefits for subscribers while also adding new capabilities and services.

At the same time, service consumers' assumed low switching barriers induce a pricing pressure, forcing service providers to share respective savings.