Sentence examples for take over provision from inspiring English sources

The department published more details today of its plan for independently financed news consortiums to take over provision of ITV's regional news service.

The government is proposing to top-slice the licence fee and use the money to fund independent consortiums, made up of media companies, to take over provision of ITV's regional news service.

He added that the licence fee switchover surplus after 2012 was the "strongest candidate" for funding the independent news consortia, which he envisages will take over provision of ITV1 local news bulletins for Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the English regions.

John Hardie, ITN chief executive, criticised the government's Digital Britain proposal for contracts to be issued to a number of consortiums around the country to take over provision of regional news on ITV1, saying it risked creating a "patchwork system" that would play second fiddle to the BBC.

The returns on these loans are 8 to 12 percent, and if the companies were to default, provisions in the loans would allow the fund to take over.

Spokesmen for St Louis County will also take over the provision of information about the police operation.

Its collapse would oblige Israel, as an occupying force, to take over the provision of public services.

As supers take over, the provision for old folks' incomes will be almost entirely based on defined contributions, not defined benefits.

Archer says it would be sensible for local government to take over the provision of services to remote Aboriginal services but that would require more funding.

Many elements of the NHS could soon be provided by private firms, schools run by charities and mutuals could take over the provision of council services.

The government published research earlier this week which found that most licence fee payers support the idea of using that cash to fund independent consortiums to take over the provision of ITV's regional news service.