Sentence examples for over provision from inspiring English sources

The department published more details today of its plan for independently financed news consortiums to take over provision of ITV's regional news service.

The government is proposing to top-slice the licence fee and use the money to fund independent consortiums, made up of media companies, to take over provision of ITV's regional news service.

He added that the licence fee switchover surplus after 2012 was the "strongest candidate" for funding the independent news consortia, which he envisages will take over provision of ITV1 local news bulletins for Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions.

Since companies tend to over-estimate what they need, they tend to over provision.

This means that for more strict QoS requirements, we are less likely to over provision, which is desirable.

Private companies bidding for contracts inevitably find themselves in a 'profit over provision' bind.

However, such instances are expensive and also lead to over provisioning for most use cases.

This could cause two problems over time: Either the cost could be too high due to over provisioning, or the quality of the video stream could degrade due to a lack of video streaming server capacity.

The drawback: If you're also using a Health Savings Account HSAA), then you can't also take advantage of the FSA carry-over provision.

The same is true of the Germans — they can't afford their social over-provision either.

Marchant will have to demonstrate that there is for the plan to go ahead, since an over-provision of opera and ballet - ie a lot of empty seats - would be disastrous for all the companies.