Примеры использования Public sector may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The public sector may also provide social assistance and protection for children, the family, older persons, and other vulnerable groups.
The efforts of many Governments to develop cadres of the best talent in the public sector may yet be undermined by the scourge of HIV/AIDS.
The public sector may provide support to formal organization structures but concrete arrangements are better left to participants.
All persons whether working in the private or in the public sector, may benefit from the social security scheme established by the above Act.
Thanks to these efforts, in 1992 some 8,000 Iraqis obtained residence permits and more than 60,000 stateless persons("Bidoons") who belong to families with one ormore members employed in the public sector may opt legally to remain in Kuwait.
Formal efforts by the public sector may supplement and enhance long-standing informal efforts by families and the community to provide for those without a secure means of support.
However, in many African countries, this strategic position is not recognized in the formulation of strategies andhuman resources managers in the public sector may not be professionally attuned to the critical role they should play.
Workers' unions in the public sector may be constituted with a minimum of 20%(twenty per cent) of a workforce of up to 500 employees, 10%(ten per cent) of employees between 501 and 1,000 in number and 5%(five per cent) where there are over 1,000 employees.
In being overly eager to adopt the management behaviour of private enterprise, the public sector may have lost touch with its responsibility to the general public interest in a number of respects.
The public sector may also need to be more actively involved in the regulation of the private sector enterprises, including private sector research and extension services, in order to ensure that these comply with overall societal goals.
The Committee is further concerned about the lack of paid maternity leave for all female workers in the State party, andthat maternity leave in the public sector may be claimed only after 18 months of continuous service with the same employer.
Further strains on the already overburdened public sector may mean that health services such as antenatal and post-natal care, reproductive health and family planning may be perceived as non-essential.
To promote social development partnerships with the private sector, andto tap its strength, the public sector may use a number of possible tools, including norms, laws and regulations, financial incentives and targeted spending.
The optimal role of the public sector may include the direct promotion of research in strategic and neglected areas, including where outputs are less tangible in nature, where the benefits are less likely to be commercializable(e.g., longer-term benefits, collective, rather than individual benefits, and ecological objectives), and where the cost-benefit ratio is adverse e.g., orphan crops, research on local conditions and indigenous knowledge.
Land value capture mechanisms Value capture finance, orland value capture mechanisms, refer to a range of different measures that the public sector may use in order to create or"capture" the additional value and/or externalities generated from public sector investments and public and/or privately financed projects.
However, private sector involvement in the public sector may require institutional reforms that allow stakeholders to work together for more effective management of water systems.
Some commentators, such as professor Mathew Forstater, have advised that public works andguaranteed jobs in the public sector may be the ideal solution to technological unemployment, as unlike welfare or guaranteed income schemes they provide people with the social recognition and meaningful engagement that comes with work.
This effect would hold during boom periods when wage andemployment growth in the public sector may exacerbate economy-wide wage and inflationary pressures, as well as during downturns when cuts in public employment depress consumption growth and lead to additional output loss.
In such a context, however, the introduction of an electronic trade facilitation measure by the public sector may effectively contribute to encouraging national SMEs that until then might have operated solely with manual procedures to also make a more intensive use of modern technologies and Internet connections.
It is increasingly suspected that the emphasis put on market forces and deregulation,as well as on efficiency and savings in the public sector, may have had a negative impact on the traditional mandate of the State, leading to irregularities, including inadequate protection of the vulnerable in the provision of public services such as health and education, and causing lapses in the management of issues related to State security.
However, the public sector might, in some instances, have failed to comply with the decisions of the Employment Equity Commission, and she pledged to look into that situation.
Decentralised public sectors may be particularly good at allowing experimentation at low cost, encouraging competition, and ensuring close contact between implementing agents and customers.
If there is no legislation on urban renewal,the main level of regulation for the rights/responsibilities of the public sector might be found in the legal regulations of the different tenure forms as discussed earlier.
It is believed that the combination of some public sectors may help prevent or even subdue these problems.
Some public sector projects may yield negative cash flow throughout the life of the projects.
The majority of public sector employees may draw their full salary during periods of maternity leave.
To explore ways in which the criminal justice sector and related public sector agencies may better prevent and combat these crimes;
This resulted in duplication of services, uncoordinated activities anddevelopment of a very large public sector which may be described as inappropriate.
Educating these workers will require a massive effort that can be nurtured by the public sector but may be carried out largely by the private sector. .
Private and public sector employees may however resort to picketing or other forms of symbolic expression of opinion provided the activity does not affect the delivery of services.