Sentence examples for government gap from inspiring English sources

In Liverpool, net building has fallen by 85% since 2007; in Manchester, it is down by 90%.Nick Johnson of Urban Splash, a company which redevelops dilapidated housing stock in several northern cities, says speculative investment has become less attractive not just because of the weak mortgage market but also because of cuts to government "gap funding", which helped reduce risk for developers.

Boyte served as national coordinator of the New Citizenship (1993 to 1995), a broad crosspartisan effort to bridge the citizen-government gap.

Advocates have seen CSR as a means of addressing governance gaps where government is weak.

It's a simple case of robbing the public to plug a government funding gap".

Yet as democracy has come to Mexico, governments have added a parallel system of non-contributory pensions, health and child care for informal workers, paid out of general government revenues.The gap in quality between the two systems is narrowing.

IRAQ'S parties try to form a new government, the gap closes in Scotland's referendum campaign and Russian and Ukrainian energy ministers meet to discuss a gas dispute.

As councils struggle to pay for social care and other statutory services – the local government funding gap is predicted to exceed £5bn by 2020 – subsidised bus routes have become an easy victim of cuts.

It foresaw a government financing gap of nearly $30 billion dollars in 2016, for which it could receive $6.7 billion dollars in financing and would need to find $22.7.

The committee recommended that the government close gaps in the sanctions regime that have allowed companies to use London markets while being sanctioned in other jurisdictions.

It is part of the strategy, by helping the government plug gaps in venture capital funding and access to finance, particularly outside the south-east of England.

On the contrary, she expects a tidal wave of public debt to fill massive government budget gaps, and the way she sees it, someone has to be the market's facilitator.