| 词汇 | example_english_public-sector |
| 释义 | Examples of public sectorThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. It imposed new taxes while putting a cap on spending, transferred control from unions to the state, and eliminated special regimes for public-sector workers. However, subsequent e^orts to privatize these 314 public-sector enterprises proceeded slowly and in piecemeal fashion. In addition to these private pension schemes, unfunded public-sector pension programmes that offer similar conditions are provided to state employees. His account, like many, emphasizes public-sector managers being constrained by the general organizations and "a complex set of laws and regulations" (p. 16). Several trends have combined to reduce the coverage and value of public-sector pension schemes. Likewise, people who give a poor mark to public-sector performance favor democracy. Moreover, were the state to adopt the eight-hour day for public-sector workers, this would be a powerful example. In richer suburban areas, local authorities and other public-sector organizations had the resources and time to produce better quality documents. It is worth recalling that public-sector employees had their benefit level based on final salary rather than average earnings of the last five years. And relations of authority in public-sector firms by definition are relations between individuals and the state. It is of significance that some public-sector breeding programmes have excellent client-orientation because far mer groups fund them. Real public-sector earnings, on the other hand, increased from an index of 48 in 1983 to 270 by 1992. While public-sector size in general may not be associated with corruption, egregious forms of state intervention are another matter. In 1978, organized labor formally abandoned its longstanding commitment to public-sector solutions to achieve universal health care. First, this intervention would probably require adaptation for use in other settings such as community private practice or public-sector mental health clinics. As we move up the wage hierarchy, the educational backgrounds and career patterns of public-sector and private-sector employees become more distinct. At the same time, public-sector employers have been more inclined than private-sector employers to accommodate union demands for compression or even to initiate compression. Also, we expect that wage compression in the publicsector spills over into the private sector as private-sector employers compete with public-sector employers for labour. We thus draw the more modest inference that, contrary to the standard rent-seeking claim, public-sector size itself does not foster corruption. A farmer advocating for public-sector interventions to preserve something the farmer values or to accommodate consumer interests would be more consequentialist or communitarian than libertarian. The unwilling seem to be skeptical of the notion that agribusinesses could take over public-sector research. Labeled "socialist enterprise management," the new regulations allowed workers in public-sector enterprises to elect workers' assemblies that participated in plant management. Many others have been and are still forced to retire early as a result of illness or corporate and public-sector retrenchments. However, we do include an indirect measure for level of public-sector wages - level of economic development - to control for this possible problem. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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