Sentence examples for securing value from inspiring English sources

Not only do serious weaknesses remain, in managing big projects and in securing value for money, but the pressures for change are greater than ever.

The government said that candidates for the new BBC board chair must have skills including "experience exercising excellent financial management and securing value for money".

While procurement provides the public with services, it is not always about securing value for money for taxpayers, as the business secretary at the time, Vince Cable, acknowledged in 2012.

"We will continue to work with the NAO to ensure they have full access to BBC information so they can carry out their work for us on securing value for money for licence fee payers.

The committee accepted that the government succeeded in privatising Royal Mail in this parliament and giving employees a stake in the business but said it failed to achieve its third aim of securing value for money.

BBC Worldwide's new remit will also commit it to exiting from any activity "not in keeping with the BBC brand", to achieving a clearer focus on securing value from the corporation's intellectual property, and to a more transparent process for securing "first look" deals for rights to sell and exploit BBC content.

While hardly paupers, there is a clear policy to explore different transfer markets in order to secure value for money.

Her department was meant to secure value for money: the PAC report shows how officials failed to check BT's costings.

The paper set out "tough, uncompromising steps a future Conservative government will take to secure value for money for the British taxpayer" in this time of recession.

Laws said: "We will send a strong signal to schools that it is vital to secure value for money for parents before changing or introducing new school uniforms.

Liam Byrne, the shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, admitted the last Labour government did not secure value for money from all its spending.