Sentence examples for public sector program from inspiring English sources

Changes to both the public sector program and income-driven plans would apply only to borrowers after June 2018, with no one currently working towards loan forgiveness affected, according to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce staff.

South Africa's scale-up of ART is unmatched in the world, increasing from only 32,895 people on ART by January 2005 to 871,914 people enrolled in the public sector program by July 2009 (official statistics of the Department of Health, South Africa, July 2009).

GOVTEVAL An unmoderated global electronic discussion group open to anyone involved or interested in issues related to public sector program evaluation.

Public sector program managers need to inform private sector providers of the problem of late pregnancy confirmation and of the appropriate public sector referral routes if test results are positive or negative.

Managers of public sector programs therefore often have incentives to respond to cuts in ways that maximize, rather than minimize, the effects on the services provided.

The levonorgestrel intrauterine system (LNG IUS) may become the next long-acting contraceptive to be introduced in public sector programs of resource-poor countries.

The council works with international donors to develop and implement both private and public sector programs to combat devastating impacts of the disease.

The study authors attribute this trend in part to the fact that many nonprofits receive substantial portions of their income from public sector programs such as Medicaid and Medicare, which are designed to buffer citizens from economic downturns.

In an effort to quell its citizens' aspirations for political and social reform, the government has since spent $130 billion on public sector programs throughout the Kingdom.

We can either cut back the public sector programs that disproportionately benefit seniors or bring our health care costs in line with costs in the rest of the world.

Jeremy Allison, creator of Samba, Chris DiBona, open source and public sector programs manager at Google, and Darren Krape, of State Department, offered up a frank discussion of the history open source and industry.