Sentence examples for the collective services from inspiring English sources

Reserving support only to "active" farmers and remunerating the collective services (public goods) which they provide to society enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of policy instruments and help to legitimize the CAP and, in general, to strengthen the social role of agriculture (Marotta and Nazzaro 2013).

In a perfect world, an excubator model would have raised its own venture fund, or would partner with existing seed-stage venture funds, to help fund these early stage entrepreneurs, who may have a great idea, but not the capital to afford the collective services which are required to launch it with maximum odds for success.

However the limits of what the market can offer are evident, at the level of individual purchasing decisions, group pooling of budgets, and the funding of collective services.

So far this approach has reduced procurement spend by £1bn and the new collective service means savings are expected to reach more than £3bn a year.

Fifteen years ago, one of 40 targets formulated by a network of early childhood experts from the then 12 countries of the European Community was that "20percentnt of staff employed in collective services should be men".

Mitigation of a PVHI effect through targeted revegetation could have synergistic effects in easing ecosystem degradation associated with development of a utility scale PV site and increasing the collective ecosystem services associated with an area4.

Typically, Republican governors handle this by getting legislation passed that says workers who decline to join the union don't have to pay anything for the collective bargaining services that benefit them.

Pooling of budgets to purchase collective services is found to be underdeveloped, and hampered by the complexity which is a broader limitation on personal budgets.

Personal budgets have also been used to disguise cuts in collective services.

The nail salons, travel agents and barbershops Hall surveyed generate revenue, but do double and triple duty beyond that – serving as social hub, labour exchange and drop-in centre, and providing collective services from professional development to conflict resolution.

Many policies and strategies for sustainable everyday life have been initiated by governments and businesses, mainly based on technological innovations for reducing environmental impacts of production processes, designing better products, and providing infrastructure for collective services.