Sentence examples for control of public sector from inspiring English sources
In this study we investigate the design and control of public sector networks formed by government mandate.
[We] have already set out several areas where long-term savings could be made, including tighter control of public sector pensions and scrapping a like-for-like Trident replacement".
No doubt this move by the central ministry to regain control of public sector human resources for health potentially means it will have better information about those providers who are on the public payroll.
The government remained in control of public sectors such as water services, energy provisioning, waste management, and public transport.
He explains: "The terms of contracts control billions of pounds of public sector investment – and as more and more services are contracted out, oversight is taking place through contract management, rather than through the internal structures of local government and public services.
The justices have additionally agreed to hear high-profile cases on abortion clinics; a sort of sequel to the Hobby Lobby case, which involves employers and birth control; and the future of public sector unions.
Since then, Macri has cut agricultural taxes, loosened currency controls and slashed thousands of public sector jobs.
However, when we account for the various individual controls, the marginal effect of public sector experience drops in the two samples to 0.2% and 1.3%, respectively, and is in both cases statistically insignificant.
Despite their refusal to expand beyond a size that would allow the partners to control design, and a decade of public sector work, discerning clients from other spheres of life continued to commission them.
These controls are easier to achieve in the context of public sector provision, although weak administrative controls often mean that informal payments are imposed on users.
