Sentence examples for public efficiency from inspiring English sources

The debate agreed that partnerships will become increasingly important in dealing with the challenge of meeting financial challenges, together with better public efficiency and innovation.

There is the option of joining the International Monetary Fund programme, but the government – perhaps scarred by the memory of the punitive cuts to public efficiency that accompanied structural adjustment programmes in the 1980s – appears uninterested.

A Guardian roundtable debate on the leadership of public services saw a dozen council chief executives, leaders and senior managers discuss "Northern leadership – public efficiency, innovation and reform" at Wakefield town hall.

Past experience of public sector efficiency drives has been mixed.

Instead, the party needed – yes – to champion fiscal responsibility, law and order and public service efficiency.

This is not just about transparency; it is about public service efficiency and economic growth too.

This has led to an increasing variety of measurements of public sector efficiency.

Outsourcing is often held up by those who propound it as a miracle driver of public service efficiency and innovation.

Certainly, if things are to improve without an increase in spending, greater public service efficiency is going to be vital.

The government claims, on top of tax rises in future years, that some of the largesse will be financed by public sector efficiency gains.

In political speeches and recent reports there has been a significant focus on the potential of open data for economic growth and public sector efficiency.