Sentence examples for private franchise from inspiring English sources

Longer distances services to outlying towns would remain under private franchise control.

Plenty of sensible people think it might be better in state ownership and seems to be drifting back that way by virtue of successive failures by private franchise holders.

But the IPL is too long in its current form; many players are paid ridiculous sums of money; young players are brought from other countries when they should be learning their craft in their domestic competitions; and the Indian board is more beholden to the private franchise owners than it is to fellow ICC members.

But private franchise ownership coupled with the commercial possibilities of the new, abbreviated version of the game in India's cricket crazed marketplace has upended the sport's established order.

Labour would renationalise the railways "line by line" as each private franchise expired, he told the Independent on Sunday.

It identifies variables that significantly correlate with providers' IUD knowledge and perceptions, and explores differences in knowledge and side effects perceptions among two cadres (nurses vs. ANMs) and three sectors (private franchise vs. private non-franchise vs. public).

The £50m west coast line fiasco revealed that private franchises are a shambles.

Unlike American professional sports franchises, AFL teams are (and always have been) membership-based clubs rather than private franchises, which means that members control their club.

The London Assembly's transport committee said the current private franchising model was failing the capital's passengers, especially in the south of the city.

From my perspective, it makes no sense to rush to re-privatise a successful public sector operator when the performance of many private franchises is mediocre at best.

The private franchises could simply be allowed to run their course and, upon expiry, services folded in to the existing public operator, East Coast.