Sentence examples for public sector dates from inspiring English sources

But most of the public sector dates back to the founding of Northern Ireland in 1922 following Ireland's war of independence.

Trade union leaders will hold back from announcing public sector strike dates on Thursday as they consider their next step after mass walkouts on 30 November.

It follows a succession of high profile date losses by public sector and Government departments.

To date, in Queensland public sector health services, all AHAs have been salaried at the same level, despite variations in duties and skills.

Although the Golden State's private sector is the envy of the world, its public sector is a disgrace: inefficient, out of date and, thanks to a plague of initiatives hiving off spending, dangerously unaccountable.

By this date, Malawi's 102 public sector and 36 private sector ART clinics had registered a total of 72,328 patients for treatment.

The neo-liberal reforms of privatisation and a restricted public sector as a recipe for growth have a dated feel to them.

These changes date from neoliberal reforms of the public sector in the 1980s.

The life science industry in Singapore has, to date, been driven largely by the public sector.

8 THEY ARE MORE VALUABLE THAN PRIVATE EQUIVALENTS Most public sector workers are able to claim their pensions at an earlier date than in the private sector, according to the Institute of Fiscal Studies, which found that the accrual of extra pension rights is worth more to public sector workers.

To date, the reported prevalence of DR in South Africa's public sector has ranged between 14 and 55% in indigenous Africans, 41% in Caucasians, and 22 and 37% in Asian Indians with diabetes (10– 10).