| 词汇 | public-private |
| 释义 | public-private adjective[ before noun ] GOVERNMENTukus used to describe an activity that a government and a profit-making company invest in and work on together: The Prime Minister announced a public-private plan to build six new hospitals. a public-private initiative/investment/venture Examples of public-privatepublic-private That, in fact, is the whole idea behind public-private partnerships: they provide a means of breaking the compromise. In this respect the reform formalised and institutionalised the public-private partnership, which had begun earlier in the century. In this respect we see a return to the idea of a public-private partnership, which had a strong hold until the 1930s. The next phase, in which social rights and public responsibility were gradually introduced and expanded, supported a collaborative model with a strong public-private partnership. The public-private partnership, diversity of funding, biodiversity, ecology, land and water use, industrial applications of biological materials and food processing are all considered. Beginning in 1970, public-private sector meetings started to become institutionalised at a very high level. The work of government is now increasingly being conditioned by public-private partnerships, and by formal and informal networks involving state and non-state agencies. If this were to be achieved, it might be possible to apply public-private remedies to the city's housing crisis. These spheres and the public-private dichotomy associated with men and women have been widely debated, particularly among feminist historians. For instance, it would have been useful to explore why these differences emerge, in public-private shares, pre-funding, and system generosity. The current public-private mix is virtually identical to that of the late 1930s.37 33. A public-private partnership in pensions : getting the balance right. The next phase, in which social rights and public responsibility gradually were introduced and expanded, supported a collaborative model with a strong public-private partnership. This leads into chapter 2, which examines the public-private mix in developed, developing and middle-income countries and outlines the case for privatisation. Whenever appropriate, opportunities are sought to create public-private partnerships to help leverage public funds, help absorb development costs and provide a broader distribution channel. See all examples of public-private 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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