Sentence examples for sector forces from inspiring English sources

All major services are provided and delivered by a combination of public and private sector forces.

Taylor is interested in the role of private sector forces, typically hidden in public policy making and execution, in the "urban crisis" of the 1970s.

"Within the euro area, capital has continued to move out of the periphery, both to the core and to countries outside of the euro area altogether, as official measures to safeguard integration have so far proved insufficient to offset strong private sector forces for fragmentation," the report said.

But the third way is something else, a pseudo-futuristic cover that entrenches ossified and increasingly ineffectual public sector forces, sanctifies the Cold War national security state and places a smiley face on radical capitalism.

What effect are private sector forces having on the set of incentives of the public health workforce?

The lack of several medicines in the public sector forces patients to purchase their medicines out-of-pocket in private sector outlets and may lead to catastrophic health expenses [ 38] and/or undertreatment [ 3].

But the credit crunch presented new challenges for the travel sector, forcing companies to accelerate plans to cut the number of holidays on offer as demand crumbled.

They are acting as disruptors in their sector, forcing change to create clear water between themselves and the rest of the pack.

He insists that "socialist policies, especially in the key agricultural sector, forced many Jewish businessmen to emigrate to Europe for better economic landscapes".

Under this situation, the strategy of creating local dairy supply chains might be appropriate in order to "discipline" the formal sector, forcing it to expand the production of processed milk, reduce dairy product prices and increase the demand for milk.

To support the nation's aging transportation system, Cristina turned to even more subsidies and price caps which led to decreased investments, particularly in the energy sector, forcing a hydrocarbon rich-nation to import natural gas at exorbitant prices.