Sentence examples for sector comparator from inspiring English sources

Eagle told Progress magazine: "I think having a public sector comparator is actually tremendously important.

The shadow transport secretary, Maria Eagle, said Britain's mainly privatised rail network would benefit from a "public sector comparator".

Public sector comparator (PSC) In deciding whether to go for PFI, government bodies are supposed to calculate how much a project would cost to do themselves.

Labour has called for the retention of the East Coast service as a "public sector comparator" because it is currently run by the state-owned Directly Operated Railways.

There is a proposal to run the InterCity East Coast rail services on a not-for-private-profit basis as a public sector comparator.

So if we ever get to the point where our choice, for instance, of a public sector comparator stops us meeting the expectations of our audiences, I will unhesitatingly choose the audience every time.

Be sure that when the DETR finally does its public-sector comparator tests on the London Underground to see that it represents value for money, the four years of suffering experienced by London travellers will be written out of the script.

General secretary Chris Keates said: "As usual the chancellor holds up the private sector as the comparator.

Competition would still exist as the winning tender would be compared with an in-house comparator in March 2014.

The important comparator is this: 18 months ago, the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) was forecasting that public sector net debt would reach its peak a year earlier, in 2014-15, and it thought that peak would be considerably lower - 70.9% of GDP (87.2% on the eurozone's basis).

Cost-effectiveness analysis was undertaken with a public sector model of the DMP as the intervention and a usual practice model as the comparator.