Does the power created by an expansive public sector lead to unacceptable abuse?
An expansive nongovernmental sector welcomes the challenge of helping civil society build foundations for home-grown democratic governance, symbolized recently by George Soros's $100 million gift to Human Rights Watch.
But that agenda clashes with the aims of the Working Families Party, which has advocated for an energetic, expansive public sector and for middle-class property tax relief financed by higher taxes on the wealthiest New Yorkers.
Bertie Ahern's successive governments from 1997 onwards also spent wildly, creating the most generous social welfare system in Europe, an expansive public sector and pay levels in the public services that vastly outweighed those of other EU nations.
In those years the guides were included in an attempt to fulfill the increasing need for information about the city regarding political, judicial, ecclesiastical andmilitary aspects including, as the main novelty, the continuously expansive commercial sector.
Axel Johnson Chief Executive Goran Ennerfelt, Goran Ennerfelt who will become a member of Spirent's board once the acquisition is completed, said, "I look forward to being able to take an active part in Spirent's continued growth within the expansive telecommunications sector".
The expansive informal sector includes traditional birth attendants, drug vendors, and village doctors.
The alternative to self-regulation is not equally ineffective government regulation but a more expansive private-sector regulator -- which should provide for a more representative and independent form of regulation.
expansive (expansion) phase.
Despite having the world's most expansive and efficient agricultural sector, America is hardly the only place where large food processors like Sara Lee, Kraft and General Mills have looked to acquire the dozens of ingredients that make up their microwaveable meals, processed cheeses, baked snack foods and breakfast cereals.
The big crisis, in the view of many, had its roots in the extensive deregulation of the financial sector and expansive monetary policies.
