Sentence examples for services arrangements from inspiring English sources

A report from the Local Government Association LGAA) says that five local shared services arrangements have saved a total of £30m through a range of measures, including integrating IT systems and better procurement.

There are police and fire department contracts to negotiate, a budget of nearly $1 million, shared services arrangements with adjacent towns to manage, sewers that need refurbishing and, perhaps most pressing, the city compost site that has been closed for weeks.

"In undertaking substantial change there is a need to win the trust of Gwynedd inhabitants and ensuring that what is proposed establishes more sustainable services arrangements for the future," the draft says.

Wheeler also wants the FCC to consider rules for other joint deals, known as shared services arrangements, which allow TV stations in the same market to share services such as employees, administration and news helicopters.

Joint development of linked services arrangements is important to ensure that the model of care meets the needs of primary care and mental health providers, as well as patients and carers.

The induction must include details of occupational health services, arrangements in place to deal with bullying and harassment issues, and guidance in place and what to do in terms of whistle blowing in the NHS.

A new air services arrangement with the US was reached in November to replace the existing EU aviation agreement, which could come into force in the event of no deal.

National licensing regimes such as establishing branches or subsidiaries can mitigate the immediate disruption and uncertainty when the UK and EU fail to agree on a post-Brexit financial services arrangement.

But as with Apple and Samsung's supplier relationship, as well as the maps and YouTube services arrangement between Apple and Google, success can breed contempt between massive companies working together when each is primarily interested in its own bottom line.

In the influential London Riverside project, five home nursing districts, one tertiary setting, and the Charing Cross Hospital were consolidated in a health services arrangement for clinic care provision [ 13, 18].

Another source of complexity arises from outsourcing, partnerships, and shared-services arrangements, known collectively as the "extended enterprise". Although businesses have long outsourced such tasks as manufacturing, order fulfillment, payroll, accounting, human resources, shipping, tax reporting, and coupon and warranty processing, SOX has recast these relationships.