There is also a question mark over how much risk is genuinely transferred to the private sector given the government's record of bailing out private companies managing troubled public services.
Yes, it is perfectly possible to point to success stories and projects where risk has genuinely been transferred to the private sector.
The economist Glenn Loury makes the further point that advancement depends on informal contacts that involve the sharing and transfer of genuinely useful information and skills among people who enjoy what used to be called "social equality".
I wasn't worried—he'd seemed genuinely distressed, and had transferred the money into my name.
Such an agreement should allow for a civilian transfer of power to a genuinely elected government of a united Syria that can be the home of all sects, denominations and nationalities.
Gatwick maintains that those goalposts are illusory: most passengers don't transfer, and would rather see genuinely competing airports to keep charges down and fares low, while the wider public wants the least costly solution in taxes, pollution and noise.
Their morning walks, their weekly errands, settling in for an evening of home movies they recently transferred to DVD's seem genuinely enough.
The authors should address whether or not the apparently lower levels of internally-tagged Cse4 are due to a technical issue (e.g., inefficient transfer to the membrane) or to genuinely lower levels of the tagged proteins.
A new genuinely multidimensional differencing scheme is used to solve the radiative transfer equation with S4, S6, S8, T6, T7, T8 and T9 angular quadrature schemes.
A complete genuinely multidimensional discretization in two-dimensional discrete ordinates method is formulated to solve radiative heat transfer in a rectangular enclosure composed of diffusely emitting and reflecting boundaries and containing homogeneous media that absorbs, emits and scatters radiation.
