Sentence examples for sector provisions from inspiring English sources

More trust between the public sector and the private sector might improve the quality of private sector provisions both through regulation and in-service training.

Greater emphasis on reablement which may include service users being offered voluntary sector or independent sector provisions where previously they would have been eligible for Day Care Centre provision".

So it's not a magical solution, the public sector provision.

They are funded and commissioned separately: one is primarily a public sector provision and the other mainly a private sector offer.

· Voluntary sector provision: We want to get people back to work David Stewart defends the voluntary sector's role in delivering public services.

He said the gap between public and private sector provision was not "something that could carry on", especially if the government wanted to retain the "innovation and expertise of charities, mutuals, the voluntary and private sector".

More than 1,000 healthcare network members took part in the research, which asked questions about healthcare politics, private sector provision of services and how the sector is meeting efficiency targets.

Under vague slogans like 'diversity and choice' or 'opening up public services', you can engineer a situation where direct public sector provision in effect disappears as public bodies and private firms become utterly indistinguishable".

"With review planning having now moved towards 'credentialing' [a scheme to accredit successful healthcare providers with management models other NHS organisations could copy] we think it vital that the process for accreditation includes independent sector provision," he wrote.

And a study published in the Journal of Public Health in July this year found that: "An increased use of private sector provision by NHS boards was associated with a significant decrease in direct NHS provision and with widening inequalities by age and socio-economic deprivation".

"The reality is I think we failed to appreciate the way in which the Tories would use those words and use the fact Labour had relied on some private sector provision as a Trojan horse for what they wanted to do, which was to break up, denationalise and privatise the NHS.