Sentence examples for viable services from inspiring English sources

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"Rather than supporting commercially viable services, the bus service operators grant should be devolved to councils so that public funding can be better targeted according to local needs," he says.

Similarly, we expect to see the new wave of companies providing decentralised infrastructure and commercially viable services on top, as new opportunities emerge in this brave new world.

This is a really difficult moment and no one is looking at the pressure under which a provider is trying to produce a viable service".

Axed in 2012 after 12 years on air after GMG concluded it could not provide a "commercially viable service" under the new framework for local TV.

But the fact that Bravo turned to these films to begin its sixth year of operation this week is an indication that such seemingly uncommercial fare has a lively constituency on this very viable service.

Ignorant of the extensive "deindustrialisation" debate in 1960's Great Britain, two Berkeley academics, Stephen Cohen and John Zysman, started a similar debate in the US in 1987 with their book Manufacturing Matters, which claimed that, without manufactures, a viable service sector is untenable.

What Intel needs, according to people briefed on their plans, is the support of a critical mass of channels — not the entire universe that Comcast or DirecTV has, but enough to have a viable service.

In Where the River Burned, David Stradling and Richard Stradling describe Cleveland's nascent transition from polluted industrial city to viable service city during the Stokes administration.The story culminates with the first Earth Day in 1970, when broad citizen engagement marked a new commitment to the creation of a cleaner, more healthful and appealing city.

Loyalty and job performance are "earned every day" through meaningful work, clear goals, mutual benefits and supportive leadership. 1. Poor definition of what is expected of the contractor/supplier – a transaction based contract will optimize to the minimum viable service level.

Sounds like a particularly viable service to me.