The phrase "allocation of public sector" is not entirely correct as it lacks clarity and specificity.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources or responsibilities within the public sector, but it may need additional context for clarity.
Example: "The allocation of public sector funds is crucial for improving community services."
Alternatives: "distribution of public sector resources" or "assignment of public sector funds".
Patronage-the discretionary allocation of public sector jobs-continues to be a dominant way government is staffed in most Latin American countries and it is proving resistant to the imprecations of public sector reformers.
Teso, who will graduate this May from the Political Economy and Government doctorate program, wrote his principal research paper on the role of political patronage in the allocation of public sector jobs in Brazil.
The Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) in the U.S. is entrusted with the allocation of public sector expenditures for this transition, but there is little to show for its efforts; no advanced design is remotely ready for deployment.
To date, many African countries do not have any established systems for efficient and equitable allocation of public sector health funds across populations and jurisdictions as well as between tertiary and primary health care.
Students are attracted to public-sector work, although they perceive a shortage of public sector jobs.
Of public sector nurses, 91% have midwifery skills.
How can the health sector take advantage and avoid the risks of public sector decentralization trends?
Moreover, decision-makers strongly accentuated professional management in the public sector and the reorganization of public sector units.
The court also found that several allocations to public sector companies, such as those that had been allocated by competitive tender for Ultra-Mega Power Projects -- 4,000-megawatt 4,000-megawattere unaffected behemothscision on the grounds that the benefit of the allocation was retained by the public, which owned the resource.
The themes identified through interview analysis are described below, beginning with a description of the process of resource allocation within the public sector to factors thought to influence the process.
