Sentence examples for maintain public sector from inspiring English sources

Any private company  who buys them will have no loyalty to the people of Newcastle and no incentive to maintain public sector prices for residents, alongside the price rises for spa treatments which our campaign survey has shown that  students, business people, and out- of-town users and visitors would happily support.

In addressing the question of why doctors maintain public sector employment (rather than working exclusively in the private sector) a number of reasons were posited.

In some instances, government health managers, particularly those in hospitals, developed their own practices to cope with dual practice and to maintain public sector performance.

Through a series of causal loop diagrams and historical and primary accounts, the authors depict the resulting behavioral patterns and complex systems characteristics such as policy resistance in the form of protests by government providers and coping approaches by providers and their managers to maintain public sector's service delivery and performance [ 9].

"In order to maintain public confidence that the public sector equality duty is being fulfilled, we recommend that the Treasury be independently evaluated on how robustly it has complied with that duty in the 2015 spending review process, and on how it can improve its equalities analysis".

After years of printing bonds to maintain public spending, Japan's public-sector debt, at 140percentt of gross domestic product, is now the highest in the industrial world.

To build and maintain public institutions, we must have a vibrant public sector.

While she says it is positive that the government has recognised how, "proportionate, efficient regulation is vital to maintain public trust and confidence in the sector", she says that tax bureaucracy needs more attention.

Thus, patients' reliance on the public healthcare sector has helped maintain public hospitals' domination over its clients.

While government engagement is necessary to maintain quality public sector services, strategies are also needed to engage and ensure accountability within the private sector.

Singapore has managed to maintain competitive public sector salaries, but in Thailand and Malaysia, with larger public - private pay discrepancies, medical tourism has the potential to further incentivise specialists to shift to the private sector.