Sentence examples for world class public from inspiring English sources

"We need a government which stands up for working people, which builds a productive economy and delivers world class public services," she said.

It is we - the public service workers - who will drive and reform modernisation and deliver world class public services because we believe in them.

The body language of the stadium designs and of the "world class public realm" also suggest a wish to be anywhere but Tottenham.

If there is a hint of radicalism, it comes from Mr Blair's plans to endow Britain with "world class" public services and, in particular, his acknowledgement that extra money is not enough to create them.

Ann Pedder told the Intellect World Class Public Services conference in London that there was an onus on suppliers to understand the business of what government is trying to achieve.

A total of 196 policy ideas were contained in the Ideas Book 2000, including a commitment to building world class public services with an £8bn increase in spending on the national health service.

"I think Brooklyn deserves world-class public art," Mr. Berliner said.

"Everyone who has lived in France knows that it enjoys world-class public services.

And a clear commitment to our world-class public services, including the money that our nurseries, schools and colleges need".

It's time to give SUNY more freedom to create a world-class public university system for New York and enhance the future of our state.

Yet last week I felt a glimmer of hope as the government released its latest report entitled "Excellence and fairness: achieving world-class public services".