Sentence examples for service takeover from inspiring English sources

"There's been a complete civil service takeover of the honours system which has cut politicians out," said a senior Government source.

The shadow home secretary, Andy Burnham, said Labour would force a vote on the fire service takeover: "Emergency services cannot keep communities safe if ministers keep cutting the police and the fire service too.

Councils have voiced concerns that care trusts - NHS bodies that will provide health and social care services for adults - will herald a health service takeover of social services, rather than a partnership.

The acquisition of Generale de Banque, Belgium's largest bank, would be Europe's biggest financial-services takeover this year.

Ameritech has shuffled its top executives in the wake of an outpouring of complaints about poor service since its takeover by SBC Communications.

Jaiku was famously acquired by Google at the end of 2007 before it hit mainstream success and has since often been cited as one of the search engine company's infamous zombie acquisitions, with little or no further development happening on the service since the takeover and the original founders moving on to doing other things on the company's payroll.

The manifesto offers new ways to reform public services, including the takeover of failing institutions.

That is unsurprising, given that typically they receive more millions for their services if the takeover happens above a threshold price set by the board, than if it is not completed.

These incidents, as well as previous accusations of incompetence by employees of tribal social services, prompted a takeover by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

After the takeover of service along the former Morris & Essex Lines by New Jersey Transit from Conrail in 1982, the service at the Roseville Avenue station remained minimal.

The national security service has called the takeover a terrorist attack, but the number of Armenians who disagree with that assessment is growing daily.