Sentence examples for administering public services from inspiring English sources

There was widespread frustration with the tribalism involved in administering public services.

First convened in May 1999, the National Assembly for Wales was responsible for administering public services and implementing regional policies on education, health care, and economic development, among other areas.

It has transformed the relationship between those who administer public services and those who ultimately fund them.

Authorities have existed for decades and were envisioned as autonomous entities that administer public services and draw on their own sources of financing, although some subsist on state grants.

More than a million women across India have since been elected into the reserved positions in these panchayats, which administer public services and resolve disputes on matters ranging from marriage to property.

While private equity firms have always invested in a diverse array of companies, including hospitals and nursing homes, their movement into emergency services raises broader questions about the administering of public services.

The Ministry of Health and Social Development administers public health services through community clinics throughout The Bahamas and offers home and district nursing and disease surveillance.

The Alberta government through Alberta Health Services administers public health services.

Mr Salmond, he had been reliably informed, had told George Osborne, the Conservative chancellor of the exchequer, that if the government in London and the Parliament in Westminster set up a Scottish referendum he would use his powers as Scottish first minister to block it, for instance by preventing the Scottish police and other public services from administering and overseeing such a vote.

Cuts in spending on ID cards, the Afghan war, Trident renewal and corporate welfare would be widely welcomed – as would the major savings to be had from slashing the vast infrastructure of bureaucracy, quangos and private consultancies built up to administer the marketisation and outsourcing of public services over the past couple of decades.

Amid all the cries for less government, it would be refreshing to hear someone call instead for more trained professionals to better administer the delivery of vital public services we consume every day.