Sentence examples for pfp from inspiring English sources

Similarly the People First Party (PFP), the KMT's partner in the "pan blue" camp, will have to rethink if its leader, James Soong, keeps his promise to retire from politics having won just 4% of the vote in Taipei.

Mr Soong set up the People First Party (PFP), and took a swathe of KMT support with him.This week another crack opened.

This high rate of profit on PFP equity is sufficient, in general, to push the overall cost of capital to between 2 and 5 percentage points above that of the public sector.

Unfortunately the PFP contracts have generally been drawn up with the inclusion of such high cancellation payments that it is uneconomical for the government to buy back the contracts.

The PfP remains, purposefully, small and grass roots.

The result is Playgrounds for Palestine (PfP), a non-profit organisation that has set up 22 children's parks in the region, including in refugee camps in Lebanon and Syria, with five more in the pipeline.

The committee does not answer this question, instead misleadingly stating that "PFPs enjoy a generally good reputation for delivering projects on time and within budget".

It is worth noting that this capital value understates the burden imposed on the public purse by PFPs, since the annual future repayment stream on these 800 projects is at least £200bn.

This means that if hospitals have to be closed as patterns of treatment or population distributions change, the ones most likely to be closed will be the state-financed ones, since the rent of the PFPs will have to be paid – whether or not they continue to be used.

The attraction of PFPs for Gordon Brown and the Labour government since 1997 has been that PFI investment has not generally appeared in the total of public sector debt.

The committee is generally favourable to PFPs, but concludes that "the dearth of hard data … encourages assertion rather than analysis," and that "this needs to be remedied".