Sentence examples for consortium governments from inspiring English sources

In the wake of a number of high-profile P3 disasters like Mayor Richard Daley's 75-year lease of Chicago's 36,000 parking meeters to a Morgan Stanley-led consortium, governments are learning that they need to fully consider the long-term policy implications and the economic and fiscal impacts of these long-term deals.

Given what we can learn from our scenarios, procurement by a national government or a consortium of governments (scenario 2) may not be the answer, but the clustering that is continuing in Europe may enable interaction and trust building between actors along and between value chains.

There's no doubting that it will be expensive to establish either surface or orbital platforms, but who is doing that activity, whether it's commercial, a government, or a consortium of governments, will dictate the approach that goes forward.

If anything, the American government — or, better yet, a consortium of governments — should pay more for pandemic remedies than what market-based auctions would yield.

Over the past few months, a consortium of government authorities, policymakers and student advocates have urged Education Secretary Duncan to take another look.

In response, a consortium of governments (Canada, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Britain and the United States) invested $18.3m to investigate alternative techniques, concluding that the fungus Metarhizium anisopliae provides the best alternative.

Although the Maastricht treaty states that no euro-zone country is on the hook if another defaults, Mr Gros reckons that a consortium of governments would reluctantly step in if one country were unable to roll over its debts.Indemnities from small "stand-alone" countries carry less weight, particularly when they have banking giants with big foreign-currency debts.

With much fanfare, a consortium of governments, non-governmental organizations and pharmaceutical goliaths have launched a $785 million global initiative to eliminate 10 neglected tropical diseases by the end of the decade.

The Global Partnership for Education In March 2011, Afghanistan became a member of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), a consortium of governments working to strengthen education systems throughout the world.

The consortium includes government agencies from Japan, China and Canada, and a medical charity, the Wellcome Trust of London.

An international consortium of government agencies said it would invest $100 million to build a new map of the human genome.