Sentence examples for Effective sector from inspiring English sources

What was once a vibrant and effective sector of the NHS built on a stable and committed workforce is now a patchwork of local private-sector providers who are subject to recommissioning every three years.

Thanks to an effective Sector Wide Approach, combining resources from several funding sources, the Government of Malawi has the financial means at its disposal, but realizes that it needs assistance.

Professor Iain McNicoll, one of the report's authors, said: "You get a bigger bang for your buck, in terms of impact on the UK economy, if you spend that £1m on higher education rather than health". Higher education generates 2.3% of the UK's gross domestic product, making it "one of the most effective sectors," said Ursula Kelly, another of the report's authors.

While it is true the military-industrial complex creates some jobs, there are more cost effective sectors that provide good, well-paying jobs and buttress our communities.

In order to reach these targets, innovative, cost-effective sector-wide approaches are needed.

But while private-sector methodologies can be effective, private sector management is not necessarily appropriate for all public or civic endeavors.

Cryptocurrency investment confidence is key; technological private sector-driven innovation in tandem with appropriate and effective public sector oversight and regulation are the leading candidates in addressing these concerns.

Rail in North America is not particularly competitive or effective at sector lengths of less than 500 miles and has abandoned or been driven out of sector length flows of this distance or less.

Ranging widely from Adam Smith, Karl Marx and Friedrich Nietzsche to Damien Hirst and the latest findings of neuroscience Mr Shiller argues convincingly that the good society requires an effective financial sector, and the way to extend the good life to more people is not to shrink the sector nor "restrain financial innovation but instead to release it".

A political economist says an effective media sector makes politicians less likely to pander.

Crucially, there is no prospect of the creation of an effective private sector – and, with it, jobs.