Sentence examples for take over its services from inspiring English sources

Government-appointed special administrator Matthew Kershaw on Tuesday urged the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, to approve the breakup of South London Healthcare NHS Trust (SLHT), which covers three hospitals, and let other healthcare providers take over its services.

A heavily indebted NHS hospital trust should be dissolved, other healthcare organisations take over its services and ministers spend about £1.1bn subsiding radical changes to healthcare in an area containing a million patients, a troubleshooter's report to the health secretary has recommended.

The official said they believe the company is at the point where it wants the Port Authority or others to take over its service.

In 2011 DEISA ended as the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe took over its services.

The example of how the now highly successful social enterprise GLL was created 20 years ago when Greenwich council set up an independent entity to take over its leisure services is well-known, but Hunt also points to more recent examples.

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The unitary status meant the cities would have taken over social services, schools and roads from their respective county councils.

Like Occupy Sandy, it takes over services left undone by a government concerned more with protecting finance than serving the people.

They also claim that closing the union down wouldn't change much, since the University would take over many of its services and facilities.

The pending deal, the executive said, would include not only a commitment to buy Loudcloud software, but also probably an investment in the young company and perhaps an agreement to take over some of its services business, enabling Loudcloud to focus more and more on software.

Later she said the organization was negotiating with the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Ana and Tustin to take over some of its services.