It does not include private companies, voluntary organizations, and households.
Indeed, it has already attracted powerful social lobbies: the trade unions, the churches, the council of voluntary organizations.
About one-third of primary and secondary schools in England are administered by Anglican or Roman Catholic voluntary organizations.
Michelle Nunn, the Democratic candidate, has run a number of voluntary organizations, including Points of Light, which has ties to the Bush family.
Chamber of commerce, also called Commercial Association, or Board Of Trade, any of various voluntary organizations of business firms, public officials, professional people, and public-spirited citizens.
Save the Children, any of several independent, voluntary organizations that seek to provide both disaster and long-term aid to disadvantaged children throughout the world.
Such protection is needed in many regions, he added, but needs to come from governments — which often are not up to the job — not voluntary organizations.
The Duma allowed its sessions to be suspended for some months, and a number of a voluntary organizations came into existence to lend support to the war effort.
The other large task facing voluntary organizations and local government is getting the hundreds of thousands of homeless people fed, clothed and warmed with blankets at night when they sleep outside.
The share of households contributing to charity has remained relatively constant between 1987 and 1998, about 70percentt, according to the most recent data from Independent Sector, a collection of voluntary organizations.
To sustain democracy in the long term, Haiti will need to build and strengthen its institutions of civil society -- independent, voluntary organizations that can (one hopes) foster a system of checks and balances that impede future corruption and abuse.
