Sentence examples for privatised system from inspiring English sources

The privatised system is expensive partly because of "fracturing".

Doctors' groups argued they would lead to a more fragmented and privatised system.

There is no justification for the existence of a privatised system of dispute settlement that is neither transparent nor accountable.

Despite this, the current Australian government (and other Australian decision makers) are pursuing strategies to adopt a more privatised system.

Moreover, not many people realise that the "privatised" system has actually had to be partly renationalised and is costing the taxpayer £4bn a year in subsidies.

"I see this as part of an increasingly incoherent school system which is leading inexorably to a marketised and privatised system," he says.

They ignored many warnings in 2014 about the dangers of a part-privatised system; the public, whose safety depends on it, can't afford for them to get it wrong again.

Pre-emptively, government ministries should work towards more integrated governance of medical tourism, especially given the highly privatised health system landscape and existing inequities in health systems use and access by local consumers, which could be aggravated by foreign patient inflows.

These reforms are based on the privatised US system: the most expensive and highly inequitable healthcare system.

The healthcare systems in these countries work far better than the largely privatised healthcare system of the US.

Depending on where you stand on the privatisation issue, there can be a debate over how you describe a privatised rail system that has been renationalised by fellow EU states.