Sentence examples for public service sector from inspiring English sources

A number of independent unions are also active, especially in the public service sector.

It was disclosed this week that the government is preparing legislation to centralise power in the public service sector.

Three very visible parts of the public service sector affecting voters' daily lives -- the health service, the transportation network and the police -- have deteriorated since Labor came to power in 1997, and the public is no longer willing to accept the argument that 18 years of Conservative rule are to blame.

Local residents and council employees have a right to know how employee pensions funds are invested.' Hill pointed to a vote at the recent conference of public service sector union Unison, which represents local government employees, for an end to investment in arms companies.

Given the tradition of focusing on the public investment in any public service sector, including ECEC, it is important to widen the focus also to how and by whom the services are provided (White and Friendly 2012).

The manufacturing sector contains the largest share (21.6%) of workers in our sample; the public service sector is the second-largest (13.9%); and the third and the fourth sectors are wholesale and retail sales trade (9.9%) and housekeeping (9.6%), respectively.

At present, it seems that big data is controlled mainly by several Internet companies and public service sectors.

Disaster damage assessment includes exposed urban and rural buildings; infrastructure; the agricultural, industrial, and public service sectors; natural resources; household property; and other assets.

He's also behind Saudi Vision 2030, a huge national plan to diversify the economy, and develop public service sectors such as health, education and infrastructure.

The difficulties facing Ph.D. graduates are not simply because the supply and demand seem out of equilibrium; a lack of general awareness of where Ph.D.s can get employment in academic, industrial, and public service sectors is exacerbating the problem.

Of particular importance are the financial and public service sectors which through 2011 continued to show sustained growth.