inset appointee

14:35 Sep 12, 2013 

Inset appointments are becoming more popular and Ofwat's policies have so far held up in court. Nevertheless, inset regulation needs more thought, says Philip Taylor.

Despite being challenged in the courts, Ofwat's policies on inset appointments have so far survived intact, although there is undoubtedly room for improvement. 
Insets are growing in number, with more than half the 32 appointments awarded so far having taken place in the past three or so years - and despite a depressed housing market. The indications are that this is a market at the beginning of its growth phase. Certainly, that is what trends among similar players in the energy sector such as independent gas transporters and independent distribution network operators point to. 

14:29 Sep 12, 2013 

I spikin inglis- parfact ! lemmy do diss ! I makin you nice text.....

13:38 Sep 12, 2013 

'Undertaker' has been badly used in this sense as a company which 'undertakes' something - more correctly known as an 'undertaking', but ooever writ this English obviously dunno wot e's torkin' about, even if a civil servant - God help Her Majesty...

The point is, an undertaker is commonly understood to be the "Bestatter" you mean, but 'a person or company who carries out a task' is another, though less common, definition of the term.

13:25 Sep 12, 2013 

Übersetzung fällt mir im Moment noch nicht ein, für diese Wassergesellschaft, die den bisherigen Lieferanten ersetzt .
Aber- 'undertakers'- sind da wirklich die Bestatter gemeint, oder soll das 'Unternehmer' sein?

13:23 Sep 12, 2013