Sentence examples similar to shake up of services from inspiring English sources

Mr Hunt had told MPs the changes at Lewisham, part of wider shake-up of services in the capital, would improve patient care in south London, saving up to 100 lives a year, But local campaigners, backed by Lewisham Council and local GPs, protested the move, arguing that Lewisham Hospital's successful services should not be shut down to solve problems at a neighbouring trust.

Last week health boards in mid, west and north Wales announced a shake-up of services.

The Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust (WAHT) which runs hospitals in Redditch, Kidderminster and Worcester announced a shake-up of services in June.

Last month the trust which runs hospitals in Redditch, Kidderminster and Worcester announced a shake-up of services in a bid to save £50m by 2015.

Dish's entry could shake up the mobile services industry.

But the ranking system was also part of a wider belief by Maude in importing private sector approaches to shake up civil service systems.

Since the discovery of the weapons, Vučić has announced plans to shake up the intelligence service, saying the security situation was "even more serious than we expected".

But the coalition government is especially keen to shake up the civil service.

And coming to Baltimore this week are some very vocal nuns who get into the habit of shaking up church services at Queen of Angels Cathedral in Philadelphia with the help of high-voltage songs.

It will shake up the lives of anyone unprepared.

Yasir Arafat began shaking up his security services on Tuesday, removing two of the top leaders in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Palestinian officials said early today.