Sentence examples for to deliver work from inspiring English sources

The corporation's head of drama commissioning realises he is in a privileged position in not having to deliver work that targets an advertising- driven demographic.

We were with one agency, then another – we were using about three or four in one year, only for them not to deliver work on time.

The street arts sector is well placed to deliver work to large audiences of non-theatregoers, and is more accessible than venue-based work and frequently free to attend.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) announced that the French firm is exiting from its contract to deliver work capability assessments before it is due to end in August 2015.

But Tóibín prefers to focus on Harris's determination to deliver work "the best I could make it" rather than observe the duty Harris proposes that writers should connect with readers.

Before this all sounds too good to be true, Corcoran's quick to acknowledge that balancing the pursuit of wellbeing with the need to deliver work can be something of a balancing act.

Nick de Bois, the MP for Enfield North, said: "We should not be frightened of radical change; business has lost confidence in the ability of the education system to deliver work-ready employees so of course Michael is right to push up standards".

Robert MacLaren of Oxford University used a virus to deliver working versions of the REP1 gene to the most light-sensitive part of the retina.

Technology Architecture: Invisible to the customer, but critical to the company's ability to deliver working solutions, is a technology architecture that provides the common ground for elements to work together.

And it is what this government is determined to deliver". "Working together for a stronger NHS" read the banner behind the prime minister.

The answer is mostly from public contracting: government spending through private companies to deliver works, goods and services to citizens.