the private sector

In an ideal world these measures would have been used only temporarily, until the private sector took over as the engine of growth.

But such creditors are just as keen on extracting their pound of flesh (in terms of economic reform) as the private sector.

Mr Obama says at least 80 per cent of the 3m-4m jobs he is aiming to save or create during the next two years will be in the private sector.

When crisis occurs, how much of an impact do you think the private sector currently plays in recovery? How much should they play?

But European officials emphasised that governments were willing, if necessary, to take steps the private sector did not support.

But China's leadership -- both in government and in the private sector -- understands that this was a relatively unique situation.

As later with civil servants, government did not extensively use its own facilities but bought this service in from the private sector.

For sure, the US authorities are absolutely right to try to let the private sector work out its own problems as far as possible.

The private sector needs to stand up for the system that will allow you to thrive over the long run.

"The problem was that we have to make progress on the role of the private sector, and we have made progress, " he said.

Many academics work more than 60 hours a week and top academics are just as driven as leaders in the private sector.

After a political tease that's lasted several weeks, Donald Trump finally decided he was not ready to leave the private sector.

"For every one dollar we put in, we're leveraging two or three dollars from the private sector, " he said.

Until then, she said, government should watch closely "to make sure the private sector is back in the saddle" before easing off.

The European Union President Herman van Rompuy said the programme would be financed by the EU, the IMF and the private sector.

And lastly, public services have to be as easy to use as anything the private sector offers.

I used to believe that the great divide was between the public and the private sector: between state and commercial interests.

The bulk of the money will have to come from the private sector. At first that could be in the form of loans and equity investments.

And there is nothing in the European data suggesting that the private sector will be ready to take up the slack in less than two years.

Contrary to what the European Council said, the private sector participation will be a blueprint for bail-outs that are yet to come.

The Private Sector Council honored Fiorina with its 2004 Leadership Award for her contributions to improving the business of government.

Cooperation with the private sector, which serves as the "eyes and ears" for government enforcement efforts.

This huge debt overhang in the private sector is why the economy is likely to grow at such a slow speed for so long.

Jeremy Hunt, the Conservative culture secretary, insists that the private sector ought to be able to bring broadband to the rustics.

Second, the report focuses on the sustainability of public sector debt, while ignoring that of the private sector.

Some parts of the private sector are also beginning to express concern about the euro's rise.

The main goal of his plan: to create 3 million new jobs. Most would come from the private sector, he said.

"Whereas demand for staff is growing in the private sector, many public sector organisations have started redundancy programmes, " he said.

The aim is to save money by outsourcing some of its activities to the private sector, according to a report in the Health Services Journal.

Markets woke up to the fact that liabilities and risk had simply been transferred from the private sector to the state.

It simply indicates that the private sector is not yet ready to shoulder the burden of recovery from the public sector.

I am delighted to see that academia and the private sector are taking initiatives to help in the process.

After the collapse of a bubble of historical size, deleveraging by the private sector is likely to be substantial in scale and duration.

China is seeking to inject some of the private sector enterprise that increasingly drives its exports into a fresh sector: defence.

On my previous visits, I told you of my hopes for a creative partnership between the United Nations and the private sector.

After a year of extraordinary interventions in the economy, the federal government is starting to pare its support for the private sector.

The Company is the city's relatively good efficiency in the industry one of the private sector.

But the banks aren't the only players with too much debt and too few assets; the same description applies to the private sector as a whole.

'They won't be absorbed by the private sector because there is no private sector to absorb them, ' he said.

It's not unusual for high-profile politicians and bureaucrats to leave government for more lucrative positions in the private sector.

For one, governments are trying to enlist the private sector to address broader policy needs.

The results that may be patentable from such inventions could then be transferred to the private sector of that particular country.

I can see little merit in having Greece default to the public sector years of agony hence rather than to the private sector soon.

In other words, the increase in the number of these enterprises during the reform era was due entirely to the private sector.

Such stories reflect the extent to which the boundaries between the private sector and civil society are eroding.

The private sector in many rich countries has continued to grow at a fairly good clip in recent months.

Only the affluent countries have been able to organize such entities, both in the public and the private sector.

The United Nations gave him a seat on its commission on the private sector and development.

The latter were largely the result of the crisis: governments let fiscal deficits rise, as the private sector savagely retrenched.

If the public sector is to work more like the private sector, workers should have the same rights.

It would be expensive, but never fear: the state would work with the private sector, and companies would run the corridor as a toll road.

In other words, the deterioration in the fiscal position is a result of the cutback in the private sector's spending, not a cause of it.

First, it means shifting back demand from the public to the private sector, when the private sector is strong enough to carry the load.

However, the private sector has recently woken up to the potential business opportunities in serving low-income urban customers.

Mr Warsh never voted against QE and is departing out of a long-standing intention to return to the private sector.

British officials say China will back the private sector's interest in developing renminbi trading in London.

Contrary to McCain who wanted to let the private sector sort this out, Obama promised to enforce net neutrality through federal legislation.

The only way out is to return to a situation in which the private sector finances both the banks and the governments.

At least half the money is forecast to come from the private sector.

So as you watch the large web services evolve, think about how they are balancing the relationship between the state and the private sector?

Most people feel it's the private sector, which over time tends to be more efficient and more innovative than big, state-owned companies.

In effect, policy makers are betting that the private sector can make up for the withdrawal of stimulus over the next couple of years.

Increasingly, social entrepreneurs and philanthropists see that business practices from the private sector can advance social mission goals.

The company's main clients for the urban and rural residents, the private sector, individual operators and small and medium enterprises.

The average age of the public sector's workers is significantly higher than the private sector's, so large-scale retirement looms.

IF THE private sector continues to save hard even as governments try to borrow less, the risks of a double-dip recession rise.

With no borrowing taking place in the private sector , governments are being crowded in .

The only way resources of such magnitude can be raised is to involve the private sector.

Now, it appears that the much-maligned teacher has found a new job in the private sector.

Although the private sector is showing clear signs of robust recovery, heavy government spending is still fuelling much of the growth.

Capacity building, through provision of this kind, can be invaluable in today's partnerships between the private sector and the UN.

The government, in short, appears to have intervened precisely where the private sector was least able to ensure market stability.

The solutions will come in the end, in part at least, through the private sector developing the technology and science.

It is good to see so many distinguished representatives of the academic community, government officials and the private sector.

The large number of mostly unemployable graduates cannot be absorbed by either the private sector or public sector capacity.

In effect, the state will take on much of the debt that the private sector has decided to jettison.

If the fiscal deficit is to be improved without pushing the private sector into greater deficit, the current account must improve sharply.

The estimates of the private-sector economists polled by the Journal suggest the first-quarter pickup wasn't all due to that base effect.

America needs to embrace a plan for growth and innovation, with a streamlined government as a partner with the private sector.

The company was established in 2003 is a mainly textile machinery, woodworking machinery, supplemented by the private sector.

Generally that, do not the history of the private sector is not yet included in the official history of the history books.

There should be a plan for shares of entities that are held by the government to be turned over to the private sector.

Yet the private sector is not the comfortable oligarchy it might seem, for family firms compete head on and often live and die by the sword.

Lushly funded final- salary schemes are now broadly closed to new members, in the private sector at least.

The empirical evidence of strategic HRM within the private sector is quite limited and almost non-existent in the public sector.

Although debt problems traditionally originate in the private sector, the public sector cannot be held blameless.

Such low water charges are a disincentive for the private sector to invest in water infrastructure and for consumers to conserve water.

We must start from the reverse side of the stimulus coin: the private sector is now spending far less than its aggregate income.

In the private sector, customers should cover all the operating costs, with a profit left over to reward investors.

Investors guess that the outcome will be a still weaker economy, given the enfeebled state of the private sector.

Investors guess that the outcome will be a still weaker economy, given the enfeebled state of the private sector.

So you could look at the private sector and find some room for optimism if the growth rate of the economy could get going.

In much of continental Europe most civil servants belong to unions, albeit ones that straddle the private sector as well.

Note that the rate of return on incremental real investment in the private sector equals the market rate of interest.

To help bridge the gap from research to industry, the University pursues a strategy of active collaboration with the private sector.

These efforts are occurring at all levels of government, in the private sector and through the everyday decisions of individual citizens.

How the private sector deleveraging is to occur, without mishap, is far from clear.

He, like the others, talks of boosting the private sector, but repeated efforts to do so have failed.

The excess of income over expenditure in the private sector might be, say, 6 per cent of GDP for a lengthy period.

The former, mortgage insurance, is the legitimate function of a government agency -- especially when the private sector has collapsed.

Friday's report from the Labor Department said the job gains came largely in the private sector, particularly in health care.

Another sign of the economic energy of the private sector can be found in its rate of growth.

But he adds that such activities are rarely a priority in the private sector, where the emphasis is on the bottom line.

Buffett's name came up, but he wasn't the only possibility who has more experience in the private sector than in government service.

The US economy badly needs investments that enhance productivity but the private sector is unwilling or unable to provide them.

Jin also with the private sector's enthusiasm leaves considerable scope, merchants and handicrafts by key to running his own business.

Global institutions are used to dealing with governments; now they must deal with the collapse of the private sector.

In continental Europe most civil servants belong to unions, though these generally straddle the private sector as well.

Given the scale of the urban decay problem, we recognise that the private sector must be fully engaged in urban renewal work.

The public sector has not yet had to cut jobs, and pay has been held down in the private sector.

The private sector did a bit better, adding 83, 000 jobs, but that was well off the healthy rate of hiring enjoyed earlier in the year.

He also wants to return Northern Rock to the private sector before the general election, which must be held by June 2010.

The exodus into the private sector has been driven by an explosion in intelligence contracting.

The private sector, unaided, actually got to 99 per cent coverage, far further than in most other countries.

If the private sector suffers, the public sector may be forced to step in and assume, or guarantee, the debt, as happened in 2008.

So comparing the public and the private sector becomes extremely difficult and taxpayers cannot tell whether they are getting a good deal.

By the private sector the impact of this situation, the national unemployment situation of migrant workers extremely serious.

This, too, prolonged any process back to sustainable profitability in the private sector for a return to fuller employment.

The growing pressure to get "more for less" persuaded governments to turn to the private sector for inspiration.

If the private sector rebounds of its own accord, unemployment will fall and budget deficits will decline.

The boldest step would be to switch public-sector workers to DC schemes, bringing them in line with the private sector.

In the eurozone and the UK, the private sector expects a year of profit and jobs growth.

The private sector is expected to supply most capital to drive a global shift to a greener economy away from burning fossil fuels.

Even governments truly committed to reforms see less success when they do not engage the private sector and civil society.

This has spread around the world, from America and Britain to other countries and from the private sector to the public one.

We also would call on the SEC to carry out this review in a spirit of collaboration and partnership with the private sector.

In turn, DARPA's activities are part of a larger effort between DOD, academia and the private sector to better defend national networks.

If regulators are entirely bound by rules and the private sector remains flexible, regulators will never be able to keep up.

They say the private sector is generally working, but nearly half say the U. S. financial system has 'serious flaws in how it's working. '

It developed from the 1959 Conference on Data Systems Languages, a joint initiative Between the U. S. government and the private sector.

With the private sector largely incapacitated, the GSEs and FHA became virtually the only source of mortgage financing.

But attracting and retaining students can be challenging when funding levels compare poorly with the salaries offered in the private sector.

But in the medium term governments need to persuade the private sector to become the engine of economic growth once more.

That reduced incentives for the private sector to hold on to, never mind buy, government bonds in peripheral economies.

A report on global financial stability prepared by a group of market players in the private sector is a good risk management reference.

The consensus expects the private sector to pick up the baton, but the downside risks to the economy as federal aid fades are substantial.

Mr Zuma has said he expects the private sector to create most of the promised 5m jobs.

In many quarters in Washington, government officials decamp for the private sector as a matter of course.

The country may be distracted from its urgent task of revamping its tatty infrastructure and helping the private sector to create jobs.

At Davos, the focus will be more on the private sector and how business can help Haiti over the long term by boosting investment.

Last year, the government said it was committed to the project and intended to put it out to tender to the private sector.

It recommended Beijing push reforms to boost the private sector, open up the services sector and improve energy efficiency.

The euro-zone leaders said the private sector's "contribution" would amount to ? 37 billion through 2014 and ?

Pat McFadden, Labour's business spokesman, accused him of disparaging the private sector that the economic recovery depends on.

The ECB must recognise too that for citizens of many countries, a deal without shared sacrifice by the private sector is unacceptable.

"When I started this job, I gave a presentation to heads of businesses, " said Williams, who spent most of his career in the private sector.

The cost of the private sector to prepare a bid for a government contract reduced by average 81%.

He said it should "give full play to market forces in allocating resources" and encourage the development of the private sector.

There is an opportunity for the private sector to help the higher education sector to achieve its goals.

In due course, the central banks will be able to sell back the assets to the private sector at an overall profit.

It should let the private sector do that instead, and focus its own efforts on more distant and difficult tasks.

Privatisation: The sale of state-owned companies to the private sector, normally through a stock market listing.

Private sector is not interested in selling technology at cut rates. The private sector is interested in investment opportunities.

But in the industrial nations, they say there's still a question: whether the private sector can grow under its own steam.

Yet those parts of the private sector not burdened by high levels of debt see little reason to increase spending.

The private sector will need to reduce its liabilities by spending less than its income over a sustained period.

Stern says the private sector is promising to conduct space missions for a fraction of what they have traditionally cost NASA.

Meanwhile, the private sector is in the grip of a Great Correction.

The private sector routinely introduces reductions in costs and improvements in performance that are almost unknown in the public sector.

But efforts are being made to engage the private sector in delivering only highly subsidised, high-quality malaria medicines.

In essence, in post-bubble economies the private sector is expected to spend much less, relative to income, this year than two years ago.

Why isn't there someone from the private sector all over this like a rash?

Information and communications networks are largely owned and operated by the private sector, both nationally and internationally.

If the private sector does not meet certain cost-cutting targets in, say, five years, a public-sector plan should automatically kick in.

In a bid to prevent economic collapse the public sector has taken on some of the debt burden of the private sector.

Other White House staff members received generous payments from the private sector, too.

The private sector's role in unmanned space operations - such as the manufacture of satellites and robotic spacecraft -- is nothing new.

But mortgage financing should revert to the private sector. This would get rid of a business model that has failed.

It would be far better if the private sector could deal with the problem.

And we do not really wish to compete with the private sector if it can do an equally competent job.

Health workers typically move from rural to urban areas and from the public to the private sector to try and ameliorate their situation.

The FASB is part of the private sector and is not a governmental agency.

National public awareness programs should also be developed further by utilizing media, NGOs and the private sector.

The resources of the private sector will also be harnessed by incentivising training through an outcome - based approach.

In a world in which the private sector is driven towards austerity, as now, governments must offset this behaviour, not reinforce it.

To do that, it must attract sufficient capital from the private sector to encourage entrepreneurs to build large, profitable businesses.

Castro plans to reduce the size of the state and expand the private sector while maintaining central planning and control.

Punishing state enemies in the private sector is part of it. So is rewarding friends.

On the external front, BCB Governor announced that international reserves will be used to finance external debt of the private sector.

We know fairly well these bubbles are not in proportion and in the United States, the private sector's the biggest bubble.

Under Indira Gandhi, India nationalised banks, restricted foreign investment and created numerous barriers for the private sector.

Lloyds Banking Group and the Royal Bank of Scotland will also be returned to the private sector.

It should not and must not impede the formation of new banks by the private sector.

But Republicans insist only the private sector, and not government, can turn the U. S. economy around.

Many have moved into the private sector or abroad in search of better salaries, leaving the public sector with dire staffing shortages.

Before long, two-thirds of the state-owned industries were removed from government control and sold off into the private sector.

The private sector is still hungry for capital, rather than increasing its investment.

Stern says this savings of dimes on the dollar benefits the private sector as well as the public.

Third, war economies worked at maximum capacity; many controls had to be imposed on the private sector to prevent inflation.

'Brazil has historically had inflation problems, so the private sector has never had the ability to produce long-term funding. '

But quantitative easing programmes will have to end sooner or later; and eventually the private sector will start to borrow again.

It incorporated knowledge held by the private sector, practitioners, local communities, and indigenous peoples.

many prefer the better salaries and working conditions of the private sector, or are going abroad.

The private sector has a shared responsibility to help safeguard free expression.

Generally, the private sector is de-leveraging. . . but in an odd, uncertain, hesitating kind of way.

Banks are more interested in buying government bonds with capital injections received than in lending to the private sector.

For the private sector, too, inflation would be a mixed blessing.

It was developed in collaboration with the Commercial Crime Agency of the New South Wales Police and the private sector.

The report says that some aid donors take a variant of the "leave-everything-to-the-private sector" position.

It was not the public but the private sector that went haywire in Ireland and in Spain.

We got out of the way and let the private sector do what the private sector does best: create jobs.

The summit's most notable achievement was to forge an agreement to write down the Greek debt held by the private sector by 50%.

I firmly hope that government borrowing will not crowd out the needs of the private sector in the coming years.

Cuba has announced plans to lay off huge numbers of state employees in the biggest shift to the private sector since the revolution in 1959.

Improvements in technical education and an innovative spirit in the private sector should keep productivity moving ahead.

Mr Berlusconi has done more than any man alive to blur the distinction between the public and the private sector.

All this took place when Mr Fukui was still in the private sector.

The State permits the private sector of the economy to exist and develop within the limits prescribed by law.

Therefore, government officials can learn from the management methods used in the private sector. sector.

The US has recognised that the collapse of credit in the private sector can be reversed only by using the credit of the state to the full.

In recessions the private sector may have little desire to borrow anyway.

He also worked in the private sector but for the most part of his career he has worked in public administration.

In Washington, President Obama has told a forum on job creation that only the private sector can solve the problem of American unemployment.

The alternative view is that the private sector is working only for a thin layer of winners at the top; government should play Robin Hood.

But inflation is not a cheap solution to high public debt and the debt-deflation problems of the private sector.

Economists warned, however, that growth in the private sector remained weak, and questioned the underlying strength of the rebound.

Ukraine's sovereign repayments this year are affordable, but the state could be landed with much-larger obligations from the private sector.

Look at what happened inside the private sector, a striking contrast can be seen between the corporate and household realms.

A sharp increase in saving by the private sector was matched by a sharp increase in government borrowing.

Somehow the private sector needs to be stimulated to invest in Britain, thus creating jobs and growth.

In 2005 the average age of a civil servant was 42, three years more than the private-sector mean.

Panicked by the collapse in demand and financing and fearing a prolonged slump, the private sector cut payrolls and investment savagely.

E-learning and enhanced partnerships between schools and the private sector will also be encouraged.

9 May 2010 marked the point at which the focus of concern switched from the private sector to the public sector.

The private sector does not provide services in poor, rural areas, because the investment involved would be unprofitable.

To try to improve "cyber hygiene" and to defend the US's computer networks, the Pentagon will work with the private sector.

First, the burden of tighter credit fell disproportionately on the private sector, the most productive part of the economy.

As the private sector has grown, these public underwriters have found new roles for themselves, either by choice or necessity.

He called on governments, donors, the private sector, civil society and U. N. agencies to work together to meet these costs.

Its most striking feature is to delegate the humdrum task of ferrying people and equipment to low-Earth orbit to the private sector.

"I'd had very high hopes that, with my education and experience, I'd land a great job [in the private sector], " she recalls.

The agreement also included opening up a credit line to finance small and medium-sized companies in the private sector.

In Latvia, the private sector balance is expected to shift by 32 per cent of GDP in two years.

Some might ask, why not leave the construction of a broadband network to the private sector?

As some delegations had noted, technology transfer was something basically dependent on the private sector.

The ideas of Reagan and Thatcher, bringing the private sector back to a place of honor, played a role.

First, involving the private sector in post-conflict recovery efforts is no panacea.

The disruptive reforms that have so changed the private sector should now be let loose on the public sector.

Nor does it matter for countercyclical purposes whether the spending originates in the private sector or the public sector.

HM Treasury: Contingent capital or capital insurance held by the private sector could supplement common equity in times of crisis.

But in the US, UK and similarly affected countries, the task is to deleverage the private sector, not increase indebtedness further.

If the public sector spends less, will the private sector take up the slack?

The reports assertion about the high contribution of the private sector to the economy is not without controversy.

European governments should be funding this research, but instead research is entirely reliant on the private sector.

In 2009 the number of unionists in America's public sector passed that of their brethren in the private sector.

The magnitude of the private sector's contribution to climate finance suggests an obvious lesson for the Green Fund.

The significance of the private sector, though, lies in its vibrancy rather than in precise measures.

stronger international partnerships, with engagement of the private sector and civil society.

It involves cooperation between countries, the United Nations, organizations, civil society and even the private sector.

First, productivity in the state sector, especially in fields like education and health, has lagged behind the private sector.