Sentence examples for private sector points from inspiring English sources

Medicare, which has largely removed these burdens from the elderly, while controlling costs better than the private sector, points the way.

Of the $20 billion invested in infrastructure in 2001, two-thirds came from the private sector, points out José Augusto Marques of ABDIB, a heavy-industry group.

They worry that a weak series of PMI survey readings, from the national statistics offices and polls carried out by the private sector, point to GDP growth that is slower than official estimates suggest.

Stier agrees that the federal workforce needs to be massively overhauled and brought in line with the private sector, pointing out that its fundamental structure — based on a rigid pay scale — has remained unchanged for more than 60 years.

Mexican citizens must pay out-of-pocket costs themselves and those who seek care do so in the private sector, pointing to inequities in Mexico's healthcare financing.

The survey started at a central point and used a systematic sampling interval (four or five) to identify the private sector sampling points for inclusion if they were on the census list.

While it is encouraging to hear such ideas coming from the private sector, the point remains that such companies are implicitly providing water in a way that means you either pay or you don't get.

"It will take these people a year just to figure out what they're doing". There are many government functions that have no analog in the private sector, she pointed out, like maintaining a nuclear arsenal.

The line should be redrawn between what ought to be considered public services and utilities, and things best left to the private sector, a point underlined by the nightmarish collapse of the outsourcing giant Carillion.

"I urge people to remember that Sports Direct is categorically not a representative of British business, and those who believe passionately that successful economies live and die by the strength of the private sector, must point the finger when companies step out of line".

However, the situation was problematic also from the private sector's point of view.