Sentence examples for world class private from inspiring English sources

Yet, APEC is still advertised as "world class private education from Ayala and Pearson".

But according to Riep, APEC is still advertised as "world class private education from Ayala and Pearson".

North Hills has suggested turning the world-class private golf course into a world-class private golf course, for dues-paying village residents only.

Ashutosh Varshney, a political scientist, points out that, while "India is producing world-class private companies, China is not".

"A world-class private equity business is a great asset," said William B. Harrison Jr., chief executive of the bank.

The show surveys the evolution of painting over the 20th century, and includes works from world-class private and public collections.

The nation's world-class private sector, believers in agency rather than dependency, follows the old principle of "vivre heureux, vivre caché" — to live happily, live hidden — and thereby allows the functionary's order to prevail as reference point.

Excessive regulation, Mr Parsa says, means that "Britain can't emerge as a world-class private health care provider".Mr Lansley, meanwhile, compares current health-care provision with the music industry, speculating that changes in technology, like the move from compact discs to MP3 players, can "sweep away less effective services" and encourage better practice.

Now, it is true that France lives with high unemployment in a depressed euro zone; that it is more vassal than partner to Germany these days; that it is chronically divided between a world-class private sector and a vast state sector of grumpy functionaries; that its universalist illusions have faded as its power diminishes; and that its welfare state is unaffordable.

Over the last 200 years the brothers' progeny have nurtured the family name and businesses, creating world-class private banks and wineries along the way.

World-class private hospitals, which provide high-quality services (e.g., hospital accreditation in Thailand, International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Joint Commission International), have a high demand for PharmD graduates to provide specialist pharmaceutical care.