Sentence examples for or capita from inspiring English sources

There is some speculation that the likes of Serco or Capita could also step into the ring.

Such schemes, normally involving lots of job losses and a big name such as Serco or Capita, have often come to grief in local authorities and healthcare.

Alternatively, they're outfits such as Serco, or Capita and they're bidding for contracts from the government; or they're engineers bidding for PFI projects.

Claimants report feeling confused about who is responsible for the process, being told by the assessor (Atos or Capita) to contact the DWP, and vice-versa – a confusion that echoes the ongoing muddle over ESA.

If Serco or Capita think they can turn a reasonable profit from cherry-picking anything the council or the government runs, they will have the right to demand it is put out to tender.

While many deafblind people will meet the criteria for PIP, we will have to convince the assessors from Atos or Capita and the decision-makers from DWP that we do – and we can only do that if the assessors really know what it means to be deafblind and if the assessment is accessible to us.

However, none of them found an association between income or land ownership inequality or per capita income and bullying.

So: a year or per year, not per annum, a head or per head, not per caput or per capita, beyond one's authority, not ultra vires.Names of foreign companies, institutions, groups, parties, etc should usually be translated.

However, it is the relationship of the effective size (Nb or Ne) to census size (N), or per capita effective size, that explicitly links evolutionary and demographic processes (Frankham 1995).

Or the Capita chief executive's £8.5m, earned from profits in public sector contracts?

"There is no mention of historic responsibility or per capita emissions," he wrote in an analysis of the Durban meeting.