“public sector”造句，怎麼用public sector造句

Deng: In our system the public sector is the major sector of the economy, but there are also others.

We will unswervingly reinforce and develop the public sector of the economy and encourage, support and guide the development of the non-public sector.

With a view to form a sound public sector incentives and thus greatly improve the efficiency of public administration.

Furthermore, contract technical support service is provided to all public sector schools.

Deeply indebted governments will also be seeking to squeeze public sector workers.

Required qualifications and certificates of employees seeking to enter the private sector are higher than those required for the public sector.

It integrates a variety of initiatives into a management framework that gives a clear direction to public sector reform.

In my experience, salary scales in the public sector are usually fixed, and there isn't much room for negotiation.

The availability of medicines for both acute and chronic conditions was suboptimal across countries, particularly in the public sector.

On July 2nd gloomy figures showed that the private sector created only a measly 83, 000 jobs in June, while the public sector shed jobs as temporary census-workers were laid off.

But plans to "green" the Palace of Westminster as an example to the rest of the public sector, have been scaled back, the Guardian has learned.

The result is big increases in private and public sector indebtedness in the former and much bad investment in the latter.

These providers (with adequate training) could play an important role in case detection and referral of patients to the public sector cutting down significantly on diagnostic delays.

It's a place where those working against war and to protect environment, library services, legal aid, public healthcare, public sector jobs (to mention just a few) have been able to find one another.

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Monday that his government has identified billions of pounds in additional efficiency savings in the public sector to help pare the country's record deficit.

All public sector schools were required to submit a school report for the 1998-99 school year and to prepare an annual school plan before the end of that school year.

About 100, 000 more public sector jobs will be cut.

The overstaffed public sector will be severely pruned.

But if the private sector is putting its back into reconstruction, the public sector is being less heroic.

We will encourage, support and guide the development of the non-public sector.

Fertilizers marketed by the public sector often arrive too late to be used to maximum effect.

"The whole public sector apparatus is paralysed. Nothing is getting done," says Yannis Stournaras, director of IOBE, a think-tank.

The GMR defines public sector governance as the way in which a country's government gains and exercises authority to manage public goods and services.

Pioneers such as General Electric turned to India's firms first, followed by the Banks; the public sector in the West may be next.

John Alker, public affairs manager of the UK Green Building Council, said: "Many of our public sector offices, schools and hospitals are the building equivalent of gas-guzzling cars.

Yes, public sector wages are going to be frozen; there will also be cuts to some health services, but I think at the moment people recognise that this is a necessary price that has to be paid.

Sweden's public sector is, indeed, the economy's second big failing.

"It is confusing to me because studies show that public sector wages are not out of whack with public sector wages, " added Fine.

The rigidity of the public sector does not merely reduce the quality of services. It also discourages innovation.

When facilities in the public sector experience stock-outs, patients turn to the private sector, where the prices of medicines and the quality of care are often beyond regulatory control.

In an array of services, from education to health care, from providing security to preserving the environment, the public sector has failed dismally while the private side has picked up the slack.

There, although around 60% of public-sector workers are unionised, wage increases in the public sector have lagged behind those in the private sector.

Meanwhile, public sector cutbacks are beginning to take their toll with vacancy Numbers contracting sharply across public administration and education, the ONS statistics found.

We will provide certainty wherever we can……I recognize how important it is to provide business, the public sector, and everybody with as much certainty as possible as we move through the process.

As the public sector shrinks and budgets are cut a gap will open up. Smart businesses will grab the chance to play the role of white knight.

An overweening public sector has stifled growth in jobs in service industries.