Sentence examples for pfi in from inspiring English sources

PFI in defence is dwarfed by the private sector's longstanding role in supplying arms and equipment.

The government, promising a review of PFI in the autumn, should listen.

NPD differs from PFI in that contractors invest solely in the debt of a project, not putting in any equity and not receiving returns on their capital investment.

It adds that the cuts should be selective rather than across the board, with items such as the Trident nuclear submarine programme and Private Finance Initiatives (PFI) in the firing line.

Construction of bridge started immediately after the creation of the PFI in 1988.

Nigel Farage is less specific but wants to end the use of PFI in the NHS, in which private companies build and look after hospitals in exchange for ginormous fees that have driven some NHS trusts to near-bankruptcy.

Even the government is at it: the Private Finance Initiative (PFI), brought in by the Tories in 1992, is now being exported around the world.

He also said there were "unnecessary" tiers of management which could go, while new hospital building schemes funded by private money through PFI, walk-in centres and polyclinics should be stopped.

As shown in Fig. 9b, the increase in f pfi resulted in an increase in both ( rho_{pfb}^{B} ) and ( rho_{pfb}^{U} ).

Shonky vocational education businesses in Australia, PFI hospitals in the UK, and private prisons in the US are among the worst examples, but there are many more.

There is a less marked relationship between the PFI for the maximal suppression and the distance between the CF and the probe, consistent with the tighter range of PFIs in Fig. 4B.