Sentence examples for improved public sector from inspiring English sources

He also called for "improved public sector efficiency" in the health sector.

This was accompanied by a programme of fiscal reforms, including "expenditure control, improved revenue collection, external debt management, proper evaluation of projects, improved public sector efficiency, price controls on basic foods and commodities, tax reform and good governance".

Consistent with this approach, the radical and rapid change in intergovernmental relations in Indonesia was expected to lead to many changes at the district level, especially to improved public sector performance.

Brazil has carried out strong legal measures to combat corruption and improve public sector management.

The Institute for Government's Making the Games report identified a series of simple lessons that could improve public sector projects.

Francis Maude, minister for the Cabinet Office, and others in government have shown tenacity in pursuing savings for taxpayers by eliminating waste and improving public sector productivity.

After examining the effectiveness of alternatives to privatization, he offers suggestions for improving public sector performance advice he hopes will be heeded before it is too late.

Background: The Cervical Health Implementation Project was initiated with the aim of developing and evaluating health system interventions for improving public sector cervical screening services.

The case is designed to support discussion of how information technology systems can best be utilized to improve public sector performance—and to examine bureaucratic barriers to implementation—why they arise and how they can be overcome.

When Michael Heseltine, the environment secretary, instituted a series of competitions to improve public sector architecture, they won that for a library at the Royal Military College at Shrivenham, only for the project to be axed in 1982 when military budgets were diverted to the Falklands war.

For example, cutting costs and improving public sector efficiency were important goals in the British reforms of the public sector in the 1980s [4]; see Modell et al. [5] for an account of NPM in Sweden.