Sentence examples for excess of public from inspiring English sources

1 An excess of public generosity is overwhelming relief officials.

Just these accounting cost gaps aggregated state by state suggests an annual excess of public over private cost of children enrolled in government schools of Rs. 50,000 crores (one crore=10 million) or 0.6percentt of GDP.

After decades of increasing labor force participation among mothers, one in four American families still spends more than 10% of total income on childcare, with annual day care costs in excess of public university tuition in 31 states.

My colleague is breathless and his tone unusual for someone so familiar with the worst excesses of public order policing.

He or she should also have the credibility to regain control of the regulatory agenda from a gang of attorneys-general bent on shaking down the securities industry.While Mr Pitt dug himself into a hole, the attorneys-general, led by Eliot Spitzer of New York, have railed against the excesses of public companies and their advisers on Wall Street.

Whereas last year 19 NHS trusts had median pay gaps of 20% or above, this year 24 did, while 60 had gaps in excess of the public sector median of 14.1%.

Mason also warned McCain not to raise and spend in excess of the public financing system limit of $54 million while the issue remained pending.

Public indignation duly switched to the "excesses" of the public sector.

He argued that austerity could be a permanent government policy; a way of trimming down the administrative excesses of some public services.

In Hagendijk's view these democratic safeguards helped to stave off some of the excesses of new public management style reforms driven by increasing efficiency, marketisation and stronger top-down management until the mid-1990s, when the Act was scrapped.

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