Sentence examples for sector philosophy from inspiring English sources

President Obama has never made a "cross of gold" speech to articulate a public sector philosophy -- a tricky thing to do politically, but possibly as important as any gesture or policy he could make on our doddering economic prospects.

In an attempt to improve public sentiment about the public sector, and in their quest to enhance efficiency and effectiveness within the sector, public sector agencies are aspiring to emulate the private sector philosophy and management approach.

In the supposedly not-for-profit sector, the market philosophy is now dominant.

Ferrer argues that the risk for startups raising too much too soon can be especially "delicate" in the b2b sector — describing the firm's philosophy for startups here being "lean for a good while is beautiful".

As P.W. Singer points out in this must-read briefing paper Blackwater and other private sector soldiers put our very philosophy of government at stake -- and every conversation about profiteering and uncontrolled violence in Iraq needs to round back to this common denominator: What is the essential purpose of our government?

There is an urgent need for a national strategy that promotes a common approach to aged care leadership and management development, one that is sector-appropriate and congruent with the philosophy of person-centred care now predominant in the sector.

When buying and selling stocks in this fast-paced, highly volatile sector, the managers adhere to a philosophy of growth at a reasonable price.

Note that peculiarities of the business sector might predetermine acquirer's vision and philosophy.

Elumelu is the author and leading proponent of 'Africapitalism,' an economic philosophy that advocates the private sector's commitment to Africa's development through long-term investment in strategic sectors of the economy.

Under Blair's "Third Way" philosophy, London's voracious financial sector flourished.

If they are part of an underrepresented and historically disenfranchised sector of an academic discipline – as women in philosophy are – the effects of these problems ramify more widely.