Sentence examples for privatisation of provision from inspiring English sources

The Green manifesto goes further, saying that "all other parties have encouraged the marketisation and privatisation of provision".

The steady privatisation of provision of housing, retirement benefits, education and healthcare greatly enhanced the scope for this lending and selling of other financial services to individuals.

The current act removes socially accountable organisations from any special place in the NHS and prohibits GPs from preventing privatisation of provision.

The purchaser-provider split in both the NHS and local government has brought fragmentation and this is further complicated by the privatisation of provision in social care and, increasingly, healthcare.

It facilitates the transition from a single taxpayer-funded system to a mixed funding system, with increasing privatisation of the provision and commissioning of healthcare in England.

But behind the reassuring screen of the progress registered in the coverage of basic services, the unregulated privatisation of healthcare provision has proceeded [ 19].

The Northumbria branch chairman, Martin Levy, said: "This is the first step to privatisation of our education provision.

Enhancing holistic care in deprived areas is of course a major challenge, given the gap that current exists regarding workforce capacity and population health needs [ 20], and the future effect on holism of the privatisation of primary care provision being rapidly introduced in deprived areas of England remains to be seen [ 21].

It would also represent a deeper reversal to the existing trend of monetisation and privatisation in the provision of public goods.

The wholesale privatisation of our fast-diminishing public provision is the ideological driver of all aspects of current government policy.

It will not be a conversation about the withdrawal of public provision and creeping privatisation of the sector.