Sentence examples for maximising value for from inspiring English sources

"To date, the primary factor in decision-making has been opening schools at pace, rather than maximising value for money," the report said.

They are also curators of content, but their algorithm is based on maximising revenue, not maximising value for customers.

The report says: "To date, the primary factor in decision-making has been opening schools at pace, rather than maximising value for money.

Great effort is made to maximise value for money and value for the available space.

The stated purpose is to update the corporation's governance structures and to maximise value for money.

But cuts mean council budgets are tight, and commissioners are under pressure to maximise value for money.

"We have the rights and the operational control for the three main assets and believe this is the right time to maximise value for both sets of shareholders".

"In most places, the fiduciary duty of the directors of a company is to maximise value for shareholders at the expense of any other considerations.

The NAO calls on the Treasury and departments to identify alternative methods for delivering infrastructure and related facilities services, building on the lessons learned from PFI, to maximise value for money for government".

Peter Wood, Esure's chairman, said: "Now is the right time to review strategic opportunities for the Gocompare.com business, including a potential demerger, in order to continue to maximise value for our shareholders".

Gary Greenwood at Shore Capital said: At the current share price, Lloyds stake is worth around £1.2bn, albeit we think the shares are currently undervalued by the market, so a sale at this price would not maximise value for Lloyds' shareholders.