Sentence examples for public sector resource from inspiring English sources

UNICEF public sector resource partners in 2014:   A detailed list of resource partners and contributions is available in the annual Compendium of Resource Partner Contributions.

While officially a public health priority in South Africa, mental health has nevertheless enjoyed lower priority relative to other health programmes in public sector resource allocation.

(H1 DP14, Interview 1)" These issues clearly related to public sector resource constraints, also reflected among managers in consistent reminders of 'budget constraints', cuts in 'theater time', and talk of 'political in-fighting' among departments.

The incremental cost-effectiveness of stepped care compared to the minimal intervention will be assessed both from a health and personal social services perspective following NICE guidance [ 47] and a wider public sector resource perspective [ 48].

The analysis presented here indicates that the challenge of achieving high coverage of ART in South Africa within existing public sector resource levels could be quite overwhelming in countries with a large HIV-epidemic.

The determination of within-trial incremental cost-effectiveness of facilitated access to HeLP-Diabetes compared to usual care for patients with T2DM will follow NICE guidance by adopting both a health and personal social services and a wider public sector resource perspective [ 24, 25].

Satisfying the world's needs isn't going to happen with public sector resources alone.

At the same time, public sector resources for managing these risks are static or declining.

More generally, regional growth shouldn't be about redistributing public sector resources, it should be about encouraging the private sector to expand".

"Those numbers are really impressive," says Professor Martin Boddy, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Business Engagement at UWE Bristol, "because our aim is to maximise the return on investment of public sector resources.

A recent report from the Association of Public Service Excellence found that 75% of local authorities agree that the squeeze on public sector resources will affect parks and green spaces disproportionately compared with other service areas.