Sentence examples for managed by government from inspiring English sources

These functions might be staffed by contractors, but they are usually managed by government managers.

He explained, "There are various funds for the improvement of the Colony, which are managed by government officials, but these funds are not used properly.

The minister added that mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's review into Indigenous disadvantage was an "incredible document" but the government wasn't ready to implement its most contentious proposal – that all Australians receiving welfare should have their spending managed by government.

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) published a scathing report yesterday on the state of the tourism industry in this country, which they say is performing poorly relative to other countries and is incompetently managed by government.

Moreover, he insisted, the money would not "reach the right hands". He explained, "There are various funds for the improvement of the Colony, which are managed by government officials, but these funds are not used properly.

These risk transfers can take many forms: risk sharing schemes as specified in contracts like the case of sharecropping under uncertainty, insurance protection like fire or medical insurance, limited liability rules like bankruptcy protection, or social safety nets like disaster relief managed by government or NGO.

The aim of this study is to evaluate the quality of care (QOC) and effectiveness of the multi-disciplinary Risk Assessment and Management Programme for Hypertension (RAMP-HT) for patients with HT managed by government-funded primary care clinics in Hong Kong.

Ku Swee Yong, chief executive of International Property Advisor, a local real estate agency, said all Singapore's black-and-white houses were subject to conservation restrictions and most were now owned and managed by government-related organizations.

His hatred of the Federal Reserve Board is related to a mistrust of currencies managed by governments.

E.U. officials said the stamp would be added to the labels used by sustainability programs managed by governments, civil society organizations or industry bodies that meet E.U. criteria.

The Chicago School believes that markets — that is, millions of individuals making separate decisions — almost always function better than economies that are managed by governments.