Sentence examples for gets value for from inspiring English sources

As proprietor he could at least be expected to check any significant payments, to ensure that his company gets value for money.

The government should abandon its spending target for development aid and instead concentrate on stamping out corruption and ensuring it gets value for money from what it does spend, a Lords committee will urge on Thursday.

The government will consider the appropriate timing and format for their participation in light of its overriding concern to ensure the taxpayer gets value for money for the sale of the shares.

"He has a proven record, knows what it takes, and he gets value for money out of players," said Bates, who tried to lure Warnock to Chelsea after he had taken Notts County into the top flight in 1991.

No one, it turns out, actually measures whether the government gets value for money from sanctioning benefit claimants if, for example, they miss an interview at the jobcentre, nor even whether sanctions actually do what they are supposed to do and improve attendance rates at jobcentres.

Under the government's proposals, the parliament spending watchdog may no longer have to get the go-ahead from the BBC governing body to launch investigations, and some fear it could extend to asking editorial questions, such as whether the BBC gets value for money on its Saturday night entertainment.

You're never going to get value-for-value in any trade involving a superstar, so, for his age, Al was the best player out there".

Having opted for a vocational course, getting value-for-money from my degree programme was about being prepared for the world of work.

"You could get value for your dollar.

We are not getting value for money".

BT Group "The taxpayer is undoubtedly getting value for money.