Rather, it shares information with the private sector, largely gathered from the private sector, on identifying and avoiding efforts to hack private-sector systems.
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PRIVATE SECTOR The new strategy, officials said, relies on the private sector to deliver efficiency.
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"In the United States, our approach is private sector-driven and private sector-led," he added.
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They say its government interference in the private sector economy, government interference in the private sector economy.
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Trump is leaving private-sector risks largely up to the private sector, which is probably well-advised.
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And he'll be moving on, probably the private sector, maybe the private sector, and he'll do very well.
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Some remarkable developments are happening, from the private sector, you're right, not the government, it's the private sector.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Let me talk about the private sector and the responsibility the private sector has to protect itself, which is to say, who do you ‑‑ or do you ever blame the private sector?
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At the same time, by reducing the amount of private sector savings that was channeled into buying federal debt, it would increase the amount of private sector savings that was channeled into private sector investment.
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Private Sector Much of the innovation in how to pay for drugs is already underway in the private sector.
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The average private sector wage is 370 euros a month, comparing to 520 euros per month in the private sector.
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The citizen and the private sector will have a big part of it and it will simulate the private sector.
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BUFFETT SAYS HE HOPES PRIVATE SECTOR LEADS MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS IN HEALTH CARE; PRIVATE SECTOR DOES MANY THINGS BETTER THAN PUBLIC SECTOR
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I've spoken to a lot of private sector audiences as well, including private sector research corporations like McKinsey and so on.
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Average hourly earnings for all private sector employees was $26 in January, and for nonmanagerial private sector employees it was $21.84.
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Camille Olson, a management-side employee attorney, says that the private sector legislation could be costly and unattractive to private sector companies.
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The private sector is the default system, and the public sector comes into play only when the private sector doesn't want to.
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There is a private sector arm that tries to invest even in the most fragile states where there is a private sector partner.
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We are delivering and supporting the private sector we established a 200 billion riyals program that will support and stimulate the private sector.
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Thursday's ADP report, which measures private-sector job creation, showed that 158,000 private-sector jobs were created last month, below expectations of 185,000.
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The sector represents 4.8 percent of private sector jobs, but was responsible for 20.1 percent of all private sector wages paid in the city.
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"In a private-sector economy, to have this huge piece of the economy that's not run by the private sector is odd," he said.
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PRIVATE SECTOR ADDS 257K JOBS: Private-sector businesses bolstered employment in December, according to the ADP national employment report, the most in a year.
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This is, how do we leverage private sector dollars so we can leverage more private sector spending on infrastructure like pipelines and things like that?
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Rather than competing with or duplicating private sector platforms that already help seniors navigate Medicare, the administration should let the private sector lead the way.
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Carlos Rivera recently testified before Congress on behalf of Puerto Rico's Private Sector Coalition, an umbrella organization comprising a wide range of private sector interests.
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They account for 21 percent of all private-sector wages in the city but make up less than 5 percent of all private-sector jobs.
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PRIVATE SECTOR STRUGGLES Egypt's non-oil private sector contracted for the second consecutive month in September, according to the IHS Markit Egypt Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI).
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The counties adding businesses also added 103 million private-sector jobs from 2005 to 2015, while the counties shedding businesses lost 1.2 million private-sector jobs.
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Creating nearly two out of every three new private sector jobs and employing half of the private sector workforce, they are the engines of our economy.
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We have to encourage private sector investment and eliminate the unnecessary regulatory barriers that give the private sector pause when considering large projects that require permits.
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"I think there should be a partnership with private sector, but typically, the private sector leads the way," said McMahon, who co-founded World Wrestling Entertainment.
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"We have engaged with what one can call a second generation of reforms that would really push the private sector, deconstrain the private sector, open more space for the private sector and sequentially I guess move the state from a doer to an enabler," said Belhaj.
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"There's not much role for the private sector today, but if we're successful ... it'll be the private sector that sits there, looming in the background," he said.
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"This will be Americans coming in -- private sector Americans, not the US taxpayer -- private sector Americans coming in to help build out the energy grid," he said.
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Turning to the private sector for investment Estimates suggest that with the right policies, private sector investment could fill up to half of the infrastructure-financing gap.
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"It's really the engagement of the private sector to get these tests into clinical medicine, which is a partnership between the private sector and CDC," Redfield said.
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The stability of government was once viewed as a guarantee compared to the private sector, but work could incentivize workers to take their talents to the private sector.
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That means a mix of early-stage government R&D, government incentives to scale deployment in the private sector, and a very healthy dollop of private sector competition.
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Partnerships: How to leverage the smarts in the private sector and academia to modernize government— including allowing private sector employees take leave of absence to consult in government.
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According to the study, about 2628 million undocumented immigrants were employed in the private sector in 28503 — making up 22019 percent of employed people in the private sector.
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"I come from the private sector, and in the private sector, the leader stands up if something doesn't work and says it's 100 percent my fault," Blum said.
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"The awards exemplify the ever-growing importance of the private sector in implementing development work in the region," said Michael Barrow, Director General of ADB's Private Sector Operations Department.
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PRIVATE SECTOR ADDS 172K JOBS IN JUNE: Private sector employers added a solid 172,000 jobs in June, a sign that the labor market is rebounding from a spring slump.
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"Getting someone like NMC in would send a good signal to the private sector that the Ministry of Health is getting it right," said one private sector healthcare professional.
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The administration has banked on private-sector assistance to develop technology modernization strategies through its new American Technology Council, in addition to the services the private sector already provided.
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WHAT THEY'RE SAYING: PRIVATE SECTOR ADDS 220006K JOBS: Private-sector employers maintained strong jobs growth in February as the U.S. labor market shields itself from persistent global economic headwinds.
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The services sector as a whole contributes nearly 28500 percent of our private sector GDP and currently employs more than 6900 out of every 2628 private sector American workers.
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Concurrent with the explosion of the private sector cell phone was the revolution that is the private sector Internet to which cell phones provide access, as do private hardline providers.
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You're not going to get a commitment to a public sector-led fiscal policy strategy without also having a strategy that is about private sector activity and private sector investment.
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As a matter of policy, OPIC does not compete with the private sector and will not finance or insure a deal unless private sector players have turned it down first.
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The securities industry accounted for 22 percent of private sector wages paid in New York City in 3603 even though it made up just 5 percent of private sector jobs.
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Will this be a government sponsored infrastructure project or paid for by the private sector, and do the private sector sponsors have the required financing to fund such a project?
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They found it resulted in a significant reduction in private sector unionization rates but had no short-term effect on either the total unemployment rate or average private sector wages.
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The American economy relies on the private sector — and we can leverage the private sector the right way by putting the American people in charge of how corporations conduct their business.
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"What U.S. agricultural producers wanted was to go from the private sector in the U.S. to the private sector in China, and to build those relationships," said former trade negotiator Vetter.
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According to the Small Business Administration, small businesses make up 5003 percent of U.S. employer firms, 64 percent of net new private-sector jobs, and 49.2 percent of private-sector employment.
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Many private-sector institutions have also criticized the Federal Reserve for not including comparable costs from the private sector into its analysis, including compliance costs associated with anti-money laundering rules.
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Moreover, using a public-private partnership approach, while harnessing the expertise of the private sector, also shifts the risk of the possible downsizing of the federal government to the private sector.
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If Fannie and Freddie are recreated as solely private sector companies, they should be very well capitalized, supported by strong private sector mortgage insurance, credit risk transfers, and lower loan limits.
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Last spring, Trump said he sided against "leading through the government" on 5G in favor of a "private sector-driven and private sector-led" approach, spurning some advisers including Newt Gingrich.
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He is from the private sector — not a politician.
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Fitch estimates median foreign-currency debt of the eight countries' private sector was 735303% of GDP at 2Q15, out of total (local- and foreign-currency) private sector debt of 90% of GDP.
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In a market dominated by state-run Life Insurance Corp, the top four of the 23 private sector insurers account for 65 percent of the private sector insurance market, according to HDFC.
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It also requires bringing together actors in the private sector that are in competition with each other, with government partners that tend to have lukewarm relationships with the private sector at best.
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Trade between Iraq and China is significant in both the public and private sector with Chinese oil companies active in Iraq and the private sector importing a lot from China, he said.
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But what we've found is we're more effective at engaging with the private sector, understanding the issues from the point of view of the private sector, and then in some instances, not only engaging government to government but bringing the private sector along with us to explain why their policies are stifling foreign investments in different countries.
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We've done that really more to organize ourselves in the way that we interact with the private sector to give the private sector one point of contact on that kind of initial reporting.
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One of the benefits of being someone who comes from the private sector and having spent 224 years in the private sector, I have a good understanding of, you know, how CEOs think.
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Incentivizing more active private sector participation in disasters Although government has the mandate and many of the resources for disaster response, much of our national capacity and expertise lies in the private sector.
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"Policy adjustments, if they occur frequently, could cause uncertainty for the private sector, and this uncertainty could dampen private sector investment decisions," the World Bank said in its latest economic update for Tanzania.
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"The ongoing drought and decline in private sector credit access will inevitably lead to deterioration in business conditions within the Kenyan private sector," said Jibran Qureishi, regional economist for East Africa at Stanbic.
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Improving the quality of education by working with the private sector to develop a curriculum focused on the skills needed for private sector jobs can also help close the gap in worker talent.
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Private sector forces have fundamentally undemocratic business methods and incentives.
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Private sector backers include Richardson GMP, Open Text Corp OTC.
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This isn't a story of public or private sector incompetence.
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WILBUR, YOU TURNED AROUND A LOT OF PRIVATE SECTOR COMPANIES.
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The government can spend when the private sector is hesitant.
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The decline was largely in the private sector and retail.
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So businesses, the private sector have to make that change.
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It limits private sector imports to 805,200 tonnes a year.
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And the private sector knew way back in the 1970s.
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Not only does it crowd out the private sector today.
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The private sector lost its nerve; Mr Ortega did not.
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It belongs to states, local communities and the private sector.
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Bill Flores wanted to go back to the private sector.
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Defaults have so far been concentrated in the private sector.
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The success of the private sector in China is undisputed.
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And the role of the private sector in infrastructure spending.
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The private sector was confined to retail and other services.
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The private sector also provides phased retirement to their employees.
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Around 40 public and private sector banks operate in Egypt.
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There is an exuberant private sector, vital to China's success.
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The austerity has slowed private sector growth almost to zero.
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"Let's empower farmers and attract the private sector," he says.
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From the private sector: SAP, IBM and Akamai, among others.
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NS), and two big private sector peers - ICICI Bank (ICBK.
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It was the first such offering from Asia's private sector.
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Third, government and private sector leaders need a big vision.
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Compare this to the initiative taken by the private sector.
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If anything, it's ramping up thanks to the private sector.
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The U.S. private sector added 62,000 workers in October 2016.
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Its banks will not lend cheaply to the private sector.
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The hearing features witnesses from academia and the private sector.
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But the exact same dynamic exists in the private sector.
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I mean, these are things the private sector figures out.
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The private sector must adopt and embrace the new technology.
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Castro's own reforms have also helped grow the private sector.
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This is the type of private sector innovation we need.
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What we've seen in the private sector offers a clue.
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Instead, the budget ignited liberal fears about private sector involvement.
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This is not something for the private sector to solve.
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ET, ADP releases its March report on private sector employment.
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Private sector advertising also declined by about 5%, Televisa said.
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Many private sector security experts had fingered Moscow months ago.
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This option puts the risk wholly on the private sector.
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The editorial board suggested the private sector be held responsible.
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Private sector credit growth has been negative for several years.
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Where was the private sector, exactly, during these eight weeks?
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He is also a cybersecurity consultant in the private sector.
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But then the private sector, and then government, came calling.
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Many private sector economists say the economy could contract significantly.
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The investors were instead drawn entirely from the private sector.
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Systemic risk cannot be held by the private sector alone.
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But other provinces, notably Alberta, will license private sector retailers.
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In addition, managed care slowed growth in the private sector.
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Depending on the private sector would have made matters worse.
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So it's not being done by the private sector economy.
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In America, Iran's cyberattacks have largely targeted the private sector.
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These changes have prompted the private sector to pick up.
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We get private sector job data before the opening bell.
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Efforts to stimulate the private sector have also been unsuccessful.
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The state's private sector has seen a $60 million impact.
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Funding could come from aid agencies and the private sector.
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Partly, that's because private sector jobs tend to pay more.
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So the private sector is constantly moving around the world.
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But the state still invests more than the private sector.
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We are going to be competing with the private sector.
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The security argument for more private sector also is salient.
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The Task Force is a private sector accelerator of transformation.
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ET with the August ADP report on private sector employment.
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The private sector has begun to lead on this, too.
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Introducing private sector providers could take years, the newspaper reported.
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On Saturday, Xi promised "unwavering" support for China's private sector.
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That's why they rely on government and private sector bureaucracies.
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It decides where and when the private sector can operate.
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The private sector invested over $1.5 trillion in broadband networks.
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Focused acceleration is a proven approach in the private sector.
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Is there an alternative to Facebook in the private sector?
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But if the private sector controls the technology, if the private sector controls the launches, and if we consider the private sector's efforts goofy at best and mundane at worst, we're losing something important.
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Fitch estimates these account for only 6% of non-financial private-sector total debt and 22% of non-financial private-sector foreign-currency debt (on average for the eight large EMs in this study).
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The donation set a new benchmark for private sector philanthropy in Australia, where educators, doctors and arts organizations - the typical beneficiaries of private sector charity - have traditionally relied on government subsidies to stay afloat.
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Other approaches to space involve moving some or all the engineering activities out of government into the private sector, in the hopes that the private sector will be able to produce otherwise unavailable efficiencies.
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The collaborative relationship between the public and private sector was a significant topic of the discussion, especially in the ways that the private sector could supplement the public sector efforts to create low-cost housing.
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Riyadh promised in its 2016 budget statement to slow increases in the state payroll, meaning few new government jobs, and as Saudi private sector growth closely tracks government spending, this means few private sector jobs.
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Tighter control of public sector jobs and wages, refocusing education toward the skills needed in the private sector and increasing the competitiveness of nationals in the private sector were among key measures the IMF recommended.
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Meanwhile, at the same time as President Maduro blames the food shortages on an "economic war" he says the private sector is waging against Venezuela's socialist government, the private sector blames government mismanagement and corruption.
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China's private sector grew massively alongside east Asia's "tiger economies" in the 1990's, with further reforms in 1998 bolstering private property rights, shutting down government monopolies, and stimulating competition in the global private sector.
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This case highlights how Washington needs the private sector in the fight against terrorism and how the private sector still has to work through questions about the effect to its business when helping the government.
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Remarkably, many governments have handed voting rights to private-sector firms.
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Clinton called on the private sector to do more to help.
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Unemployment remains high and the private sector is not creating jobs.
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The private sector has struggled to procure adequate quantities since then.
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The administration must also coordinate closely with the US private sector.
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There's not sufficient capital from the U.S. government or private sector.
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In January, the private sector added a surprisingly high 246,000 jobs.
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Other countries have also fixed their sights on the private sector.
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The government bans have also spilled over to the private sector.
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Many authorities enlist the private sector, while monitoring how it performs.
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This strong research base supports a sizeable and flourishing private sector.
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Austere governments demurred, but the private sector made trillions of dollars.
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The private sector has capabilities that the government does not have.
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His effort to spur the private sector is, oddly, top-down.
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Such moves fulfilled the fund's mandate to raise private sector capital.
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The private sector is now trying to do a better job.
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There is work to be done in the private sector, too.
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The private sector is not always the innocent victim, of course.
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Just 12% of private sector workers have access to the benefit.
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It seeks feedback from the private sector early, even during planning.
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By 245 Monte dei Paschi must return to the private sector.
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A shock on this scale would kill many private-sector airlines.
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It's not Kroes' only private sector appointment since leaving public office.
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Hiring detectives to investigate enemies in the private sector is not.
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The care homes themselves are mainly run by the private sector.
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As expectations shift, the private sector is showing signs of adapting.
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In poor countries, the evidence tends to favour the private sector.
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But private-sector customers are themselves too fragmented to catalyse change.
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However there is plenty for the private sector to worry about.
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We need more effort from the private sector to increase wages.
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The private sector alone won't be able to solve this problem.
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Then, when the private sector did it, the government followed suit.
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The struggles of the private sector create a public-policy problem.
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Some 90% of new jobs are created by the private sector.
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Private sector fixed-asset investment also edged up, to 8.8 percent.
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Meanwhile, the average private sector employee made $56,350 in wages alone.
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Missouri's law would have extended protection to all private-sector employees.
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Essentially, the risk shifts from the government to the private sector.
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We have great opportunities to create jobs in the private sector.
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"The private sector has also offered to find investors," he added.Â
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The centers should be established in cooperation with the private sector.
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The private sector knows that the Paris accord had its shortcomings.
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Previously, he had a 30-year career in the private sector.
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Every election cycle rekindles private sector complaints about excessive Washington regulation.
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ADP private sector payrolls will be reported at 8:15 a.m.
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Shares in his company, Fosun, China's biggest private-sector conglomerate, tumbled.
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France's private sector grew at its fastest pace in 10 months.
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The federal government tried to outperform the private sector with HealthCare.gov.
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O'Neill's next job is in the private sector, de Blasio said.
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An antiquated power grid is a problem of the private sector.
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Shifting financial responsibility to the private sector is not a panacea.
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Government bonds will eventually end up back in the private sector.
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There are necessary roles for both government and the private sector.
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Losses for Chile's private sector have been significant in some cases.
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Thus, any sustainable youth employment plan must include private sector development.
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Pay for performance is standard operating procedure in the private sector.
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AMLO's statism does not preclude co-operation with the private sector.
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Private-sector competitors are subject to unfair competition from their regulator.
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That is nearly 52 percent of the state's private sector workforce.
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Federal and private sector prize competitions have led to incredible breakthroughs.
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"The cost in the private sector is getting prohibitive," she said.
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John Delaney are extraordinarily wealthy from success in the private sector.
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Rather, it must find a way to incentivize private sector involvement.
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J-943: Issued to participants in private sector cultural exchange programs.
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Inherently, they belong more in the private sector than the public.
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On Monday, the private-sector Caixin survey showed a similar trend.
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Offering this flexible benefit still remains illegal in the private sector.
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And the private sector will determine the success of the adjustment.
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A next-generation transit project funded entirely by the private sector.
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The heavy-handed government crushed the private sector it couldn't coopt.
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ET, when ADP releases its monthly look at private sector employment.
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Two-thirds of our infrastructure holdings are in the private sector.
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Private-sector involvement can clearly bring important public benefits and gains.
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Why not leave energy development and deployment to the private sector?
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But I believe deeply in a competitive, innovative, dynamic private sector.
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There's no easy way to replace that via the private sector.
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Private-sector job growth has been more than twice as fast.
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Unlike in the private sector, there are few pressures toward efficiency.
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Other data showed a surge in private sector hiring in October.
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Support from the Catholic Church and the private sector is wavering.
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Conservatives fear increased government spending will "crowd out" private sector investment.
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But you, the private sector, have $10 you didn't have before.
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First, Chavez and his followers waged war on the private sector.
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The private sector is key to China's economic future, economists say.
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Simply put, the private sector already chose a low-carbon future.
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The White House expects the private sector to take the lead.
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Donovan said the government's move would surely affect the private sector.
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She also won the endorsement of another major private sector union.
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But other private-sector work could prove to be an asset.
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The private sector grew just 0.1 percent in the second quarter.
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Government statistics can also be checked against independent private-sector numbers.
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He could kick back in the private sector, but he doesn't.
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"The president understands the need for the private sector," he said.
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The private sector is too undeveloped to pick up the slack.
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"This can be done by the private sector," Ms. Geron said.
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It would benefit from a small number of private sector appointees.
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Chaos stifles the private sector while leaving the state still standing.
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Private sector employers fetishize the college degree even where it's unnecessary.
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You don't learn so much governance in the private sector, frankly.
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The following day, I left for a private sector communications job.
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But Iraq's small private sector is crippled by extreme regulatory hostility.
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Go deeper: Private sector adds more jobs than expected in September
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Experts say private sector financing is key to achieve these investments.
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"But the thing is: I got started in the private sector."
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Unemployment has gone down because private sector companies have stepped up.
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Perhaps they could be making more money in the private sector.
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Gavin Newsom's go-to for a private sector perspective, documents showed.
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A greater burden would then be borne by the private sector.
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Hays said private-sector candidate confidence weakened in the first quarter.
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"They can't go get care in the private sector," he added.
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He said this will give the private sector incentives to invest.
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The majority of external debt is attributed to the private sector.
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Therefore, the model underestimated the economic benefits of private sector investment.
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"It might encourage more people to go into the private sector."
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Health care regulation spans all government branches and the private sector.
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However, only Congress can expand the proposal to the private sector.
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It has to come from both public and the private sector.
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This shows the importance the private sector places on multilingual communication.
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Funding for the facilities will initially come from the private sector.
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This is where the role of the private sector becomes important.
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" The bureaucracy, he said, is "not nimble like the private sector.
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Xi is already increasing the CCP's influence on the private sector.
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This new model will include significant input from the private sector.
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The investor owned approach maximizes the role of the private sector.
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Other White House contenders have seen their private sector work scrutinized.
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Statscan said 33,800 public and private sector employees lost their jobs.
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The Chinese government even seems openly hostile toward the private sector.
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Those industries couldn't rely on demand from the private sector alone.
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Animal advocates also saw some major wins in the private sector.
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But in the private sector, six percent of employees are unionized.
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This, city officials say, is where the private sector comes in.
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Yinager said the government was taking tangible measures to support the private sector, noting that last year the central bank allocated more foreign exchange to the private sector than the public sector for the first time.
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Congress should formally engage a panel inclusive of government and private sector representatives to develop legislative recommendations for removing barriers and incentivizing the private sector to participate more fully in building community resilience and national preparedness.
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Despite the low cost of public borrowing, there was also a case for using private-sector finance but only as part of a package that transferred construction and operating risk to the private sector, Hammond said.
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While the new ISS initiative is meant to foster innovation in the private sector, it will also presumably help jumpstart the space station's transition from a state-run project to one helmed by the private sector.
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In addition to the incentives for private sector risk taking, DOE's national labs had spent many years and millions of dollars to get to the point where the private sector could even begin to make money.
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Furthermore, a CI hub would be positioned to discreetly steer private sector entities, which did discover they had a problem, to the relevant investigative agency, making it easier for the private sector to confidentially request assistance.
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Trump's stance also puts at risk hopes of cooperation between the public and private sector on cybersecurity, given that the private sector overwhelmingly came to the same conclusion as U.S. intelligence that Russia spearheaded the attacks.
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For those who say, "let the private sector do it," they forget that the private sector must have a reasonable rate of return before it invests in anything, and most infrastructure projects cannot give them one.
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So, there are a lot of initiatives that the government has enabling and encouraging the private sector and supporting the private sector to generate more opportunities for locals to be employed or to do that on business.
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The private sector also has expertise and approaches to solving problems that could contribute positively to our national disaster response, but to achieve this we need to develop a better business model for engaging the private sector.
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Overall, average wait times at the VA were comparable to those at private sector facilities in 22019: 23 days to get that first appointment with a private sector doctor versus 22.5 days to see a VA physician.
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She said that while private-sector industries will be the most affected, the lower salary threshold is also important for non-profits and state and local governments, whose employees are often paid less than private-sector workers.
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Government critics argue that the lowest-paid government workers receive compensation above private sector levels when benefits are included (though, even if so, that would reflect that the bottom rung of private sector compensation is so grim).
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"In fact, the interest-rate-capping law continues to strangle the private sector and if the law remains in place in its current form, it will only add to the plight of the private sector," Qureishi said.
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The private sector added more than 9 million jobs over that time.
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But the private sector has no incentive to tell you about them.
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The private sector needs to step up where the public sector can't?
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The scale of the problem is also drawing new private sector initiatives.
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Most of them did not go gently into that private sector night.
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If that happened in the private sector, somebody would go to jail.
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Alternative Facts just don't work for very long in the private sector.
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In other words, the private sector responds to our choices as consumers.
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In her resignation letter, Haley referred to returning to the private sector.
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Lembong said he would coordinate private sector help from around the world.
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"We really depended on the generosity of the private sector," Peterson says.
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I don't want to leave and go back to the private sector.
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Apart from government bans, UNESCO said private sector action could be effective.
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Increasingly, these urban communities may turn to the private sector for support.
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That will reduce the funds available for private-sector investment, hampering growth.
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And unlike the private sector, people here work 41 hours a week.
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Rich countries, which pay, wanted a role for the private sector, too.
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That's because for one, the private sector has been subject to regulation.
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They receive regulatory protection that helps them relative to private-sector rivals.
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It makes hiring and firing easier, but only in the private sector.
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The growth of financing to the private sector has also remained healthy.
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The budding private sector means that fewer people depend on the state.
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This is not, though, a simple story of private sector versus public.
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Private sector groups are tasked with having a unique responsibility in security.
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As state firms stood still, a vibrant private sector sprouted around them.
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About 232,000 people now work below Canal Street in the private sector.
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This opens up additional opportunities to leverage imaging in the private sector.
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A complementary increase in private sector development would further improve growth potential.
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It isn't "crowding out" investment in the private sector, but enabling it.
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There has been a big clamp down on Chinese private sector mining.
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But the Communist Party's interests still trump those of the private sector.
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Chávez squandered an oil boom, borrowed recklessly and shackled the private sector.
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The private sector and many centrists will urge both men to reconsider.
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AND IT'S VERY CONSISTENT, ACTUALLY, WITH WHAT MOST PRIVATE SECTOR FORECASTS HAVE.
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Yet did the pro-private sector, anti-state ethos go too far?
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It has relied instead on capital inflows to fund private-sector excess.
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They did something that the private sector is not supposed to do.
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Only 33% of Democrats, meanwhile, saw private sector experience as more important.
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Many hoped that private-sector rigour might thereby seep into government thinking.
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But in doing so, the government has inadvertently stifled the private sector.
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Opening more industries to competition would boost the private sector and productivity.
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Private sector analysts have been cutting their Mexican growth forecasts for 2019.
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The private sector is good at some, but not all, of those.
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The joint venture with PGPL will sell gas to private sector customers.
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We're just announcing 35 partnerships with different private-sector companies on data.
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I would argue, you don't want the private sector doing this unilaterally.
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So much of our critical infrastructure is run by the private sector.
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What kept the dollar strong was the strength of private-sector purchases.
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We're going to work with the private sector to update firearms technology.
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The private sector unions that defended them have entered into terminal decline.
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Ultimately, we need a better coalition between the government and private sector.
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I think generally our relationship with the private sector is a partnership.
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But the [US] private sector is taking responsibility, as are many states.
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Lastly, HHS should leverage the private sector to acquire customers for Healthcare.
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The private sector accounts for approximately 10% of the U.S. prison market.
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This is also an issue that is increasingly impacting the private sector.
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The drive toward renewable energy is generating enthusiasm in the private sector.
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He retired from government in 2005 and went into the private sector.
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In fact, private sector cell phones have already reached nearly universal service.
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Obama, by contrast, has created a separate panel of private sector experts.
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Money for AI's advancement, however, is pouring in from the private sector.
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Private-sector lender Yes Bank Ltd extended losses for a third day.
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Of course, all federal spending is fully funded by the private sector.
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The influence of a growing private sector is already evident in Cuba.
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There is growing demand for his vegetables from the private sector restaurants.
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These fixes aren't, as some suggest, a giveaway to the private sector.
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It said SBG "remains a private sector company owned by its shareholders".
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But ADP's private sector payroll data, which includes March, is even stronger.
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Of course private-sector solutions will be more efficient than government services.
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The decision is a win for private-sector providers of broadband internet.
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The private sector holds promise, and indeed reported donations are ticking up.
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But private-sector enthusiasm faded when promises of contracts did not materialise.
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Federal employee retirement is far more generous than private sector workers enjoy.
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Some private sector surveys point to wage gains for people moving jobs.
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Turkey is a large and diversified economy with a vibrant private sector.
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Using these private-sector tools will help patients save even more money.
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Europe's private sector-led Cyber Defense Alliance consists of just four banks.
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Hostility to the private sector made the country an international financial pariah.
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Even 13 percent of private sector employees still have a traditional pension.
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It could also borrow funds and access capital from the private sector.
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The private sector has lobbied for the fee rises to be delayed.
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In some migrant-heavy private-sector industries, almost no workers would qualify.
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In the private sector, striking a deal means everyone comes out ahead.
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He plans to return to the private sector by July 2023 (Reuters).
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We need that in the private sector, we need that in government.
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He has served in roles both in the public and private sector.
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No private-sector information security executive would tolerate this state of affairs.
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There is also ADP's private sector payroll report at 8:15 a.m.
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In the private sector he has also served in several corporate jobs.
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Private sector wages and salaries rose 0.6 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Second, I urge the private sector to step forward with additional support.
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In NYC and London, WeWork is the largest private sector office tenant.
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Our meetings with key governmental and private sector leaders, including then-U.
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"We welcome feedback from privacy advocates and private sector participants," Johnson said.
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For help, the private sector is increasingly calling on the cybersecurity industry.
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The private sector should also increase its role in supplementing public expenditures.
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"An important partner in this fight is the private sector," Hurd said.
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The private sector is going to gouge consumers by raising user fees.
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This option imposes a burden on the private sector of the economy.
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Can the private sector deploy these technologies successfully in a defense setting?
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A higher deficit leads to higher interest rates for private sector borrowers.
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They promised to "enhance public and private sector participation" in cutting emissions.
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He currently works as a private sector attorney, counselor, and agricultural advisor.
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In order to accumulate money, the private sector needs a government deficit.
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More than 60 percent of private-sector job creation comes from them.
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Marino is leaving Congress to take a job in the private sector.
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Third, price signals are crucial to continuing private sector energy-efficiency innovation.
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The private sector says that 5G networks will bring a technological revolution.
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The Moon enters Aquarius today, activating a private sector of your chart.
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Resilient food systems also require affordable financing, to incentivize private sector investment.
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Alexandra is trained as an actress but works in the private sector.
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The moon enters Taurus, illuminating a very private sector of your chart.
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And, indeed, the private sector has embraced working with the Commerce Department.
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Then the private sector will be in charge of making it happen.
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Leadership from the private sector, especially farmers and agricultural businesses, is crucial.
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"The private sector does not want to deal with terrorists," said Passas.
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Do you pine for a public and private sector partnership that works?
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Mr. Hansen left the Education Department in 2003 for the private sector.
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Lebanon has chosen to take a very pro-private-sector development path.
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To improve policy in both the private sector and in the government.
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Private sector wages and salaries rose 0.6 percent in the second quarter.
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One of America's greatest strengths has always been its flourishing private sector.
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If this was happening in the private sector, it would be discriminatory.
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We'll take it to the private sector to invest in the airport.
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He had bounced between the private sector and government service for years.
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Coverage in the private sector is uneven or exists not at all.
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You often talk to government and private sector officials about your cause.
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And families can't look to the private sector for such support either.
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That means increasing opportunities for the private sector to contribute to cleanups.
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Thus, it is critical to reduce the obstacles to private sector participation.
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Private sector lenders were among the top decliners on the Nifty 50.
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China's private sector accounts for nearly two-thirds of the country's growth.
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One option is to turn to the private sector, local economists say.
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But private sector and nonprofit leaders must no longer take the bait.
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He sees the private sector being crucial in a number of ways.
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But Cuba's budding private sector could take a serious hit as well.
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And the government and private sector risk moving too slowly to respond.
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That is matched by the private sector; no taxpayer dollars are used.
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It is hoped that the private sector will create the needed jobs.
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LEON COOPERMAN: Well, the government through tax revenues and the private sector.
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The most profound change has been the growth in the private sector.
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Looking past booming employment, renewables are also driving major private sector investment.
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The public sector is dabbling in private-sector brand strategy on Twitter.
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The private sector accounted for 126 of 165 bond defaults in 2018.
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The only thing she says is "no" to any private sector involvement.
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Government can solicit private sector funds, which are ready to be invested.
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Meanwhile, the ADP private-sector jobs report showed a boom in July.
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This is true for both the private sector and the public sector.
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Some of those private-sector entities will never recoup that lost income.
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We've got to work together with the private sector to get there.
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That's five times higher than what the average private-sector worker made.
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Private-sector estimates of third-quarter growth have also inched higher lately.
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The private sector is bad at building roads, bridges, railways, and airports.
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So the government can build these without competing against the private sector.
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And the program generates hundreds of millions of private-sector matching funds.
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Declines in unionization, she added, were concentrated among white private sector workers.
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Talk about harnessing the innovation and competition of the American private sector.
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Private sector innovators rewrite our list of public infrastructure needs every day.
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They also set an example for the entire private sector to follow.
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Private sector investments yield far greater economic growth than increased government spending.
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Non-governmental partners, especially the private sector, are vital in this work.
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Private sector wages and salaries rose 21995 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Partnerships between the public and private sector can also play a role.
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At the same time, private-sector employment has reached its highest ever.
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Mind you, this bill impacts private-sector employees as well as public.
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Hand-waving about leveraging the private sector does nothing to change this.
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In fact, for every dollar raised, the private sector would lose four.
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Symons previously worked in both the private sector and on Capitol Hill.
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Many of President Donald Trump's advisers made fortunes in the private sector.
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Indrawati said she expected the private sector to invest another $180 billion.
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BUT THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS NOT LEGALLY BEHOLDEN TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT.
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Many professors earn lower salaries than they might in the private sector.
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Atiku, 72, has pledged to expand the role of the private sector.
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Upbeat U.S. private-sector employment data released on Wednesday also provided support.
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Targeted government programs help, but strategic private-sector investment is also critical.
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Some of them, like technological change, stem mostly from private-sector forces.
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The government can and must be a partner to the private sector.
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Dallas is well diversified around the private sector, outside of natural resources.
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In other words, a government deficit is effectively a private sector surplus.
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The private sector includes 429 cooperatives, many of them former state establishments.
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Tax preparation is not something the government needs private sector assistance with.
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The lender, which decided on the transition in June of last year, is being advised by the Jeddah-based Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD), the private sector arm of the Islamic Development Bank.
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The report, titled "Federal Hunting License Exception Could be Exploited by Extremists or Criminal Actors Seeking to Obtain Firearms for Violent Attacks," was issued to private sector partners by the bureau's private sector outreach team, the source said.
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While some people simply want to villainize the private sector, the fact is that the private sector drives jobs growth; we need to channel the energy and innovation of employers to generate opportunities for the entire labor market.
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Unofficially, the dollar, along with China's renminbi, has become more widely circulated, bringing important gains to market activities and private sector productivity, but creating huge problems for the regime, which is concerned the private sector will undermine state control.
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The FBI has reinvented its efforts to engage the private sector on CI issues at least four different times, establishing a track record that suggests that its latest effort, the Office of Private Sector (OoPS) will fare little better.
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Despite clear evidence that postal employees are paid almost twice what private sector employees receive for comparable work, and a legal mandate for pay comparable to the private sector, the Postal Service's labor costs have spiraled out of control.
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Sometimes, in fact, making rules more favorable to business can lead markets to fail and destroy private sector value, while cleaning up pollution or protecting public spaces can unlock value in the private sector and allow it to grow.
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Egypt's non-oil private-sector activity shrank for a fourth month in December.
|
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Bossert is returning to government work after eight years in the private sector
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And the crown prince's effort to boost the private sector is strangely centralised.
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Asking private sector companies to police their networks is a double-edged sword.
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The Moon enters Aries today, illuminating a very private sector of your chart.
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As well as capital and ideas, the private sector provides much greater efficiency.
|
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Like the vast majority of private sector employees, Hubbuch was employed at-will.
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The government should help, but the private sector needs to lead the way.
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"Simply put, the private sector already chose a low-carbon future," he said.
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ET with the release of the December ADP report on private sector employment.
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And it can't be done by government alone, you need the private sector.
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Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences, especially in the private sector.
|
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Beijing's tighter embrace might benefit private interests; the private sector, not so much.
|
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There are many unions, especially private sector ones, that serve their members well.
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The transferring of this responsibility to the private sector is just not practical.
|
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Now space is a $400 billion industry, 80% of which is private sector.
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President Donald Trump's administration generally supports transferring government programs to the private sector.
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It uses the statutory minimum reserve requirement to influence private sector credit growth.
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India's other big advantage is a more recent development: a booming private sector.
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The private sector will not risk collateral damage by "hacking back" their hackers.
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And the overall number of private-sector jobs is still far too few.
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Adding private sector investment to infrastructure projects could lead to even greater spending.
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"That is the fastest way to unlock the private sector investment," said Richard.
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These include environmental projects, private sector development and reforms to state-owned enterprises.
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The measure will reduce the central bank's involvement in private sector exchange operations.
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It might be enough to drive Black, a geoscientist, into the private sector.
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He also talked about creating a tax credit to encourage private sector investment.
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Feeding concerns: A disappointing report on private sector employment from payrolls company ADP.
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Residential construction by the private sector is "practically paralysed", Mr González Contreras says.
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More often it lets state-controlled firms wither, as the private sector blooms.
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The private sector accounts for less than a third of gross domestic product.
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The net contribution could be even lower if private-sector credits are included.
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From government to the private sector, high-profile cases of this are commonplace.
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Remember, all those government and private-sector unions are heavily invested in stocks.
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If you asked me, our fiscal house could use some private sector experience.
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Earlier, French PMIs showed that the country's private sector was returning to growth.
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Donald Trump has mastered the art of the deal — in the private sector.
|
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But the party knows that a healthy economy needs a vibrant private sector.
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Treating all Chinese companies alike also underestimates the vibrancy of China's private sector.
|
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The government has also encouraged banks to up lending to the private sector.
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And people would say "that's government spending, the private sector..." Industrial strategy, almost?
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So there is no way the private sector can respond to that threat.
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Economists expect ADP to report 175,000 private sector payrolls were added in August.
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And the court order is then given to the private sector to execute.
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While Mr Zuma was harming the private sector he was expanding the state.
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But the government wants 37% of funding to come from the private sector.
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Walmart is the world's biggest retailer and the largest U.S. private sector employer.
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Much of the government money eventually flowed into the private sector, boosting activity.
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That means after inflation, wages and salaries for private sector workers was flat.
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" Paulson, on the proposal: It "returns Fannie and Freddie to the private sector.
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Liddell is no stranger to transitions, in both the public and private sector.
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It's altering the plans of private sector spaceflight companies, such as SpaceX, too.
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Gorka has criticized the agency extensively in her work in the private sector.
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At the time, 28 companies signed the promise targeted toward private sector companies.
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"Revoke this monstrosity," Greece's largest private sector union GSEE said in a statement.
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Private sector rivals such as Ultrapar Participações SA trade at multiples above 10.
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Likewise, private-sector employers would not be forced to participate in the program.
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Consequently, employers can't fill as many as 50,000 private-sector jobs, Varga said.
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The Administration believes that EPA or private sector sources should fund this activity.
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Ramaphosa said that corruption in the private sector was also an important issue.
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He spent 30 years in public service and ten in the private sector.
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The private sector added only 0003,2000 jobs, the smallest number since February 255.
|
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Fitch estimates bank lending to the private sector grew 11% yoy in 2015.
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A total of 14.3 million private-sector jobs have been created since 2010.
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Private sector forecasts suggest even achieving Li's lower target will be a challenge.
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The private sector owns and operates an estimated 85 percent of critical infrastructure.
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Private sector partners will kick in the remaining $15 million, the department said.
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That far exceeds private-sector projections of around 1 percent for both years.
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The forecast for fiscal 2017 far exceeds private-sector projections of 0.6 percent.
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"You wouldn't put things of any security into the private sector," he said.
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In 1961, private sector plans were in trouble after years of unregulated abuse.
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It will benefit from increased consultation with private sector leaders in decision making.
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Private sector researchers later traced the hack to a group based in China.
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In contrast, in the private sector, the practitioner is on the offensive. 5.
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Information Security Officers for private-sector companies have such real-time defensive tools.
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Trump's latest decision will activate the private sector like we've never seen before.
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But private-sector involvement in the Fed arms the critics and conspiracy theorists.
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Led by Elon Musk, SpaceX is a pioneer in private-sector space transport.
|
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Multinationals lured by the low rate provide a fifth of private-sector jobs.
|
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Clearly you don't always have to balance a budget in the private sector.
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PM Lee: There are the private sector projects which are all over China.
|
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NIST develops and updates a cybersecurity framework for public and private sector entities.
|
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It also has a subsidiary, TAQA Arabia, related to private sector energy distribution.
|
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Unlike most private sector workers, federal workers receive two effectively automatic pay increases.
|
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Kamen was also required to raise an equal amount from the private sector.
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The operations center coordinates reconstruction efforts between the government and the private sector.
|
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By contrast, total private sector employment dropped by 3 percent in that period.
|
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On Wednesday, the Michigan attorney general took sharp aim elsewhere: the private sector.
|
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And of the growth in private sector borrowing, China accounts for 75 percent.
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"We see this as a way to keep mobility in the private sector."
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As for what to use instead, McHenry said the private sector can decide.
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It benefits from low private-sector indebtedness and a high household savings rate.
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What else should public and private sector leaders consider when crafting cybersecurity strategies?
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Stroud had left the agency for private sector work before joining Project Raven.
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The government's growth projections are more bullish than those by the private sector.
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Brazil's private sector currently accounts for just shy of 80% of the economy.
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" It also says the "private sector participation in student financing should be restored.
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Details: McMahon is stepping down from her role and enter the private sector.
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Comey was working in the private sector at the time of the arrest.
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But George withdrew his name from consideration to stay in the private sector.
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That means private-sector growth, not growth through centralized planning (the Fed's bailiwick).
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The rest mostly worked as career civil servants or in the private sector.
|
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That is a dangerous trend for a country needing significant private sector financing.
|
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Instead, the common theme is a very rapid increase in private-sector lending.
|
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The private sector has taken notice, in the U.S. and around the world.
|
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The new private-sector bond buying program is expected to begin next month.
|
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In addition to government, the private sector helped lower the rate of deforestation.
|
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Private-sector jobs created in October had come in at 20.7679,23, topping expectations.
|
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Through our work, Healthcare Ready connects public sector needs to private sector capacities.
|
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It's more competition among insurance companies and more cooperation with the private sector.
|
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Delaying these projects only drives up costs and dissuades other private-sector investors.
|
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They even opposed the conservative Heritage Foundation's private-sector based healthcare reform plan.
|
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In New York and London, WeWork is the largest private sector office tenant.
|
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A strong collaboration between the government and private sector is key to success.
|
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More private sector investment in equipment and machinery was also needed, she noted.
|
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That compares with the average salary of $74,100 for other private sector workers.
|
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He also asserted, without evidence, that the deal would hurt the private sector.
|
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Last year, federal workers earned an average 80% more than private-sector workers.
|
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos will receive the group's first honorary private sector award.
|
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Trump has often advocated for more private sector involvement in veterans' medical care.
|
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We ought to expand it, both through government and in the private sector.
|
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Expanding government wage insurance now might clear the way for the private sector.
|
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Many private sector employers are now offering paid leave policies to their employees.
|
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Also vacant are three of the four private sector positions on the board.
|
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Moreover, Mr. Johnson's plan runs counter to common practice in the private sector.
|
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Can America afford to do what the private sector is trying to do?
|
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Well, the main political parties want the private sector to sort it out.
|
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Individuals and companies in the private sector are stepping up to the responsibility.
|
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The SME Fund provides funding for SMEs not served by private-sector financing.
|
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Authorities had said they were needed to shield the private sector from bankruptcy.
|
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It was the fastest private sector expansion since the fourth quarter of 2015.
|
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Bringing in the private sector will only lead to less democracy and transparency.
|
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Would the private sector do a better job financing and administering the program?
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The private sector, however, should be working on fallbacks as well, Molinas added.
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Private sector lenders ICICI Bank Ltd and Axis Bank climbed 1.4 percent each.
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Rwangombwa said the decision would encourage lenders to further support the private sector.
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But skills learned in combat do not always translate to private-sector jobs.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has suspended private sector work, and prayer in all mosques.
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The Saudi government has tried to push more citizens into private-sector jobs.
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The electoral overhaul also limited the influence of private-sector money in campaigns.
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They see privatization as a boon for the private sector, not for veterans.
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Private-sector employment was up by only 96,000, the lowest pace since February.
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"Without legal grounds, the government can't pressure the private sector," the official said.
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Past government interventions in the private sector have not always been successful either.
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When Obama took office and appointed replacements, Whitaker went into the private sector.
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He added that this would allow the private sector to identify profitable niches.
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But what role should the private sector play in solving this global problem?
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This has starved the private sector of credit, which has also dampened growth.
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He also enlisted independent private-sector inspectors general as watchdogs for suspect companies.
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Once Mr. Otting takes over, Mr. Noreika may return to the private sector.
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"It has had the effect of jump-starting the private sector," he said.
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At the highest levels of education, though, private-sector workers are paid more.
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US private sector investment has been awful-to-lethargic for a dozen years.
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She has held a variety of public and private sector jobs in Washington.
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Fortunately, researchers in the private sector have recently begun filling in the gaps.
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The vehicle then snaps up bonds or makes loans to the private sector.
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We can debate the proper balance between the public and the private sector.
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Their guarantees transfer some credit risk from the private sector to the government.
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Among private-sector nonunion employees, 56.2% are subject to mandatory employment arbitration procedures.
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"And they have completely knocked out the private sector from this," he said.
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To reduce the bill, they are asking the private sector to help out.
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"I want to really marry the public and the private sector," she said.
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As a result, most councils have looked to the private sector for support.
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The overall economy and private sector payrolls have grown non-stop ever since.
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It asked allies to work with the private sector to foster more competition.
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"The private sector has available capital and expertise to deploy," the report says.
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Similar technology is already widely used across the UK, in the private sector.
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"Today's report, where appropriate, shifts the burden to the private sector," said Wolf.
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Private-sector businesses tend to rely on riskier, shadowy sources of informal finance.
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These laws were once used to target and stimulate minority private sector growth.
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The IDFC would expand America's influence there and help support its private sector.
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Private sector financial balance: This refers to total household spending less total income.
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Britain has around 2 trillion pounds ($2.58 trillion) in private sector pension liabilities.
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Meanwhile, the private sector will continue to oversee the economic development of space.
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He left a private-sector career in 1976 to teach at Virginia Tech.
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Kamil's private-sector experience has also helped tackle a national issue: crumbling infrastructure.
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Forty-seven percent of the private-sector workforce works for a small business.
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DOS SANTOS SAYS PRIVATE SECTOR "ON ITS KNEES", ASSET FREEZE DISSUADES FOREIGN INVESTMENT
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Mercury isn't Boxer's first step into the private sector since leaving the Senate.
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It's also expected to include incentives to help encourage more private-sector investment.
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This is the private sector equivalent of claiming the dog ate your homework.
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In the private sector, Schmitz has represented anti-Clinton activist Wayne Shelby Simmons.
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Private-sector figures had given a mixed message on retail spending in August.
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For every one dollar of federal dollars, there's $22019 of private sector spending.
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The private sector, on the other hand, is overflowing with cash and credit.
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The private sector has helped solve infrastructure challenges for more than 200 years.
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If this were the private sector, "someone would be fired," Ms. Greer said.
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Some say the fiscal uncertainty surrounding the state has impacted private sector investment.
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Recent increases in public and private sector wages risk medium-term price competiveness.
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But making student loans a competitive, private-sector market is an unattainable goal.
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He planned to move to a private sector job at consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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Private sector partners are stepping up and stepping in to make a difference.
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Stahl: But the private sector is not legally beholden to the First Amendment.
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Fourth, create a national private sector led campaign to invest in CTE infrastructure.
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These steps by the private sector and state governments are important, but insufficient.
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In the private sector, Freyre was a top lawyer at The Nielsen Company.
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We are talking to the private sector, to N.G.O.s, to gain stronger support.
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Any economic slowdown that we now experience will be in the private sector.
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Private sector job creation accelerated to 195,000 jobs in August, according to ADP.
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The rate is below the 6.4% union membership rate for private-sector workers.
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The rate is below the 203% union membership rate for private-sector workers.
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Both programs are more universal, sound, and efficient than any private sector counterparts.
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His private sector career includes stints at Ford Motor Co. and USAA. Sen.
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In 2014, only 6.6 percent of private-sector workers belonged to a union.
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In many cases, the private sector is best placed to create such openings.
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So why is the private sector loathe to contribute funds toward preventing extremism?
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Improving our nation's infrastructure will require engaging and working with the private sector.
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As a result, unions represent only 220006 percent of all private sector workers.
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Many private-sector security professionals use this "golden" metric in board-level reporting.
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We also sold the first cargo of Saharan into the Chinese private sector.
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Also, the private sector now knows that its customer base craves more privacy.
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"He says, 'Go ahead, I work in the private sector,'" Ms. Villa said.
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I'm not allowed to work private sector accounting while employed by the Treasury.
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Every year, the Department of Labor determines the average private sector wage growth.
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In the private sector, shareholders bear the opportunity lost by excluding demographic groups.
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Support for the U.S.-Canada relationship emerged from the private sector as well.
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"We trust our private sector partners to act in good faith," Henderson said.
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Now, of course, we wish we had them back, in the private sector.
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He was supposed to run the federal government more like the private sector.
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The moon in Taurus activates a very private sector of your chart, Gemini.
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Private-sector lender Axis Bank Ltd climbed 2.3% to a one-week high.
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He argued that American capitalism made private-sector workers uniquely vulnerable to exploitation.
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"I don't think anyone is talking about ramping up (private sector buys), so it is just maintaining the significant purchases and therefore the share of the private sector element can grow," Hansson said on the sidelines of a news conference.
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Activity in Egypt's non-oil private sector contracted in June for the second consecutive month, though at a slower pace than in May, the Emirates NBD Egypt Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the non-oil private sector showed on Wednesday.
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Lest Americans reading about "Medicare for all" imagine that there will be room in the private sector for doctors and nurses with moral and ethical compunctions, it's important to note that this proposal is meant to eliminate the private sector.
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A study Ms Klawitter published in 2011 found that gay men working in the public sector suffered a smaller penalty than those in the private sector, whereas lesbians enjoyed a premium in the private sector but none in the public sector.
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Over the past few years, the Afghan government and private sector, along with the U.S. government and private sector have explored and solidified partnerships that will allow us to do just that, for the benefit of both country's prosperity and security.
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"This will take us back to the zero point, which will lead to zero offers in tenders and a lack of supply for the private sector," said Hesham Soliman, president of Med Star for Trading, a private sector grain trading company.
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The bank's private-sector arm, the International Finance Corp, is doing a deep diagnostics dive into obstacles to private-sector firms in various countries on issues like customs facilitation, stronger bankruptcy regimes and legal changes to bring more women into workforces.
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If your whole approach is pushing the poor to lift themselves out of poverty by getting jobs in the private sector, you're naturally going to run into problems when the private sector is not generating enough jobs to go around.
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Secondly, if I'm in the private sector and I see this kind of activity ‑‑ because it's directed at the private sector in this case, Sony, a private company ‑‑ hey government, if you're not going to do something here, then my option as the private sector is should I draw the conclusion that that means I need to do something and that I shouldn't look to the government in this case?
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BAE Systems, an arms manufacturer, is one of Saudi Arabia's largest private-sector employers.
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As aid agencies struggle to manage contracts, they have turned to the private sector.
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But Rubio said he expects to work in the private sector in some capacity.
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If cities leave self-driving cars entirely to the private sector, they court risk.
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CPPIB currently invests in government bonds, private sector securities and real estate in Brazil.
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But in 1980, 38 percent of private-sector workers were covered by a pension.
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Trump hopes to entice the private sector to fund these projects with tax credits.
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Itau and Bradesco, Brazil's two biggest private-sector banks, are also major IRB shareholders.
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And then work with the private sector and then the not-fo- profit society.
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You'll have less turnover, and in the private sector, you will make more money.
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Very few regulations that do anything at all impose literally zero private sector costs.
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We are working with our private sector vendors and investigators to review data logs.
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Do you think we could replicate the Nordic model from within the private sector?
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The event attracts entrepreneurs, tech executives, investors, scholars, government representatives and private-sector leaders.
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I think the most likely one, obviously Bloomberg, but that's not really private sector.
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That decision to include the private sector opened the launch pads for commercial drones.
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Currently, the majority of new French private-sector jobs are on short-term contracts.
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The ADP private sector employment report for April will be out at 830am Eastern.
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The answer: NASA will continue to be a trailblazer for those private sector innovators.
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But there are weighty consequences of such intense private sector participation in public life.
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Although bankers are persevering with a private-sector plan, a state rescue looks likely.
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Today only 230 percent do, including a minuscule 103 percent of private sector workers.
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His absence is symbolic of the uncertainty of the private sector under his tenure.
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Liveris heads a private-sector group on manufacturing that advises President Donald Trump's administration.
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Linking public-sector need with private-sector capital ought to be a perfect match.
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Public-sector zeal for coal is matched only by private-sector distaste (see article).
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Founded in 2016, Tent focuses on finding private sector solutions for the refugee crisis.
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CANADA'S PRIVACY COMMISSIONER TELLS COURT FACEBOOK HAS BROKEN CANADA'S FEDERAL PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVACY LAW
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They fill 99% of private-sector jobs, from designing skyscrapers to scraping dirty saucepans.
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The private sector did not have a face-to-face dialogue with the president.
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He pointed to the damage caused by the high rates on private sector activity.
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Taken as a whole, the exhibitions comprise the largest private-sector museum in China.
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The private sector may not be able to step up to bolster the economy.
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Private sector wages recorded their biggest increase in 10 years in the first quarter.
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"I worked in the private sector my entire career until coming here," Bustos said.
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What's encouraging is that enlightened business leaders in the private sector are stepping up.
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Officials blamed a lack of private-sector animal spirits for the bidding no-show.
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About half of Americans working in the private sector participate in employer-sponsored plans.
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Should they build and maintain it, or encourage the private sector to provide it?
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Among listed companies, private-sector profits fell by about 7% in the third quarter.
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Tax cuts and looser monetary policy in China start to stimulate private-sector spending.
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His leading indicator is a measure of the change in private sector credit growth.
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The diversification goal will be achieved by allowing the private sector a greater role.
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Activists and commentators on the left called on the private sector to do more.
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For some of the most advanced science, Mr Xi is tapping the private sector.
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The economy is in poor shape, with high inflation and a stagnant private sector.
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The moon enters Capricorn this afternoon, illuminating a very private sector of your chart.
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Other private sector banks reporting divergences in NPAs include ICICI Bank and IndusInd Bank.
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A financial overshoot would see high private sector deficits and extremes in consumer confidence.
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Because of these factors, many private-sector companies no longer offer employees DB pensions.
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Health insurance exchanges are a private sector approach for creating more efficient insurance markets.
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At the time of the 2001 attacks, it boasted almost 237,73 private-sector jobs.
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Rules for public servants would be brought closer to those for private-sector workers.
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It does not apply to members of parliament or much of the private sector.
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The private sector plans a second one-day general shut-down on July 13th.
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Recently Mr López Obrador has deepened the sense of unease in the private sector.
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That&aposs an ambiguous difference, but "socialism" tends to mean a larger private sector.
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"The private sector works on things that are proprietary, patentable, and profitable," Dorman says.
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So we are very comfortable, the private sector is regaining that confidence very quickly.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius, lighting up a very private sector of your chart.
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But recent deals attest to the widening focus of collaboration with the private sector.
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Setting politics aside, there is a universal recognition that our private sector must grow.
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The federal government and private sector should be aware of likely points of breakdown.
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Private-sector wages and salaries also rose 2.8% in Q4, continuing the upward trend.
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The move reflected liquidity conditions, taking into account private sector deposit flows, it said.
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According to a private-sector report released Wednesday, service industries drove growth in April.
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Will private-sector debt in emerging markets continue to increase in relation to GDP?
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Private sector credit to GDP is one of the lowest of any rated sovereign.
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Private-sector activity has expanded in only five months over the last three years.
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It has since become a key technology in both the public and private sector.
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Some in the private sector are trying to smooth the way for all parties.
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The Moon enters Virgo this morning, illuminating a very private sector of your chart.
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By some measures, China's private sector now accounts for two thirds of its economy.
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"It really has to be the private sector that picks that up," Njoroge said.
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End the program that sets monthly payments based on income for private-sector workers.
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He has accepted a position in the private sector, a White House official said.
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In the private sector, China has also gained a lot on the United States.
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The Moon is in Aries, lighting up a very private sector of your chart.
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NIST develops and updates a cybersecurity framework that for public and private sector entities.
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Private sector jobs, including construction and manufacturing, saw the biggest gains during the month.
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I believe strongly in the wisdom that can be gained from the private sector.
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That ended on Wednesday when the markets rallied after strong private-sector jobs report.
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Other nations have modernized their ATC systems by moving them to the private sector.
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The ADP private sector job numbers for March this morning blew away expectations. -U.
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Often governments are regarded as slow to innovate when compared with the private sector.
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Private-sector lender Kotak Mahindra Bank owns a minority stake in Airtel Payments Bank.
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Federal bureaucracy makes the VHA less responsive to evolving needs than the private sector.
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So are the unemployed, leading some Tunisians to shun work in the private sector.
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Internet standards are made by private-sector engineers at the Internet Engineering Task Force.
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Official government data are structured in important ways that private-sector data are not.
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The good news is that many of us in the private sector are ready.
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Free market Tories generally abhor government meddling in the affairs of the private sector.
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Thirty years of troubles clobbered private-sector job creation and tourism in Northern Ireland.
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He had a tremendous legacy of private sector leadership, that doesn't happen by accident.
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Payrolls processor ADP reported that the U.S. private sector added 213,000 jobs in January.
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Nowadays he is friendly to the private sector and his economic policy is prudent.
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The other, deeper, problem is weak demand from the private sector for Gulf nationals.
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The private-sector added 237,000 jobs in January, while the government shed 10,000 jobs.
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Buying in Treasuries also accelerated after weaker-than-expected U.S. private sector payrolls data.
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Private-sector jobs can also free academics from the uncertainty of securing research grants.
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The private sector has also reported that access to foreign currency has been tightened.
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The private sector should be encouraged to offer cheaper, better and future leaning solutions.
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Mnuchin made millions through his private sector career in investing, banking and movie producing.
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Under present conditions, the hurdles facing aspiring private sector borrowers from banks become higher.
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Does that enable you to access fully the capabilities resident in the private sector?
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We've got all kinds of service projects, tourism - so that's on the private sector.
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JOHN CARLIN: And what are you doing to force the private sector to adopt?
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What's the role of the private sector if the Social Security number is horrific?
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Only about half of private-sector employees are contributing to workplace retirement savings plans.
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Most early prepaid medical care programs in this country began in the private sector.
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Bridenstine met with a variety of players in the Israeli government and private sector.
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The federal government should welcome more of what the private sector is already providing.
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DFA touts Ossoff's experience as a congressional aide and work in the private sector.
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Private sector company Anheuser- Busch paused beer production and to fill cans with water.
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Trump's view on the government is informed by his years in the private sector.
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When offered a plan, four out of five full-time private sector workers participate.
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" Azour discussed Saudi Arabia's impetus to "genuinely move into a private sector-led economy.
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Our private sector is working hard to innovate, with many new concepts in development.
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It would have been better, surely, to pass the buck to the private sector.
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The Moon enters Libra today, lighting up a very private sector of your chart.
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Jamaica can capitalise on this discipline only if the private sector becomes more dynamic.
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The Obama administration had encouraged the private sector to adopt the voluntary NIST framework.
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That means action not just from employers and the private sector, but the government.
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But federal dollars won't close the skills gap without help from the private sector.
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Proponents of big tech celebrate private-sector research and are right to do so.
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To get more jobs, you need a stronger economy and more private sector activity.
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It relies on the capacity of private-sector traders and arbitrageurs to supply it.
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Empowering women leads to stronger countries, higher family incomes, and more private sector jobs.
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Frydenberg also said that private sector investment in forests needs to be ramped up.
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"The private sector remains the best opportunity for serving small dollar, short-term loans."
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That suggests policymakers' efforts to support the private sector are yet to bear fruit.
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Meanwhile, scientific research is viewed as a luxury best left to the private sector.
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Government should be committed to working with the private sector to achieve that goal.
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So just setting a limit and direction on the private sector will be hard.
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The law from 2015, found unconstitutional in Friday's ruling, applied to the private sector.
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Big private-sector banks are the most discomfited by the lack of elbow room.
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Without competition, private-sector managers are no more dynamic than the bureaucrats they replaced.
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The private sector is thus coming up with plans to complement Mrs May's agenda.
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In fact, government funding of basic science crowds out that of the private sector.
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The affirmative action rules would apply to federal agencies but not the private sector.
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As a result, such research tends to be under-provided by the private sector.
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These businesses employ 56.8 million workers, 48 percent of the nation's private-sector workforce.
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"I believe a thriving private sector is the lifeblood of our economy," Obama said.
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Furthermore, these donations fund private sector entities rather than government operations benefiting the donor.
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He has successfully challenged nondisclosure agreements in both the federal government and private sector.
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Government and private sector policies and practices have deprived housing opportunities for many Americans.
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The proposal does not conflict with any state plans or any private sector plans.
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Toomey's campaign on Friday released an ad slamming McGinty's work in the private sector.
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Fourth, and perhaps most important, encourage the U.N. to partner with the private sector.
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The ADP National Employment showed private-sector businesses added 2500,290 jobs in the month.
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It is time for the private sector to step up and do its part.
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Lack of resources is a common challenge faced by the private sector as well.
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Private sector money tends to support ventures that have a viable path towards profitability.
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The Army finalizes its plans to directly commission cybersecurity officers from the private sector.
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The affirmative action rules would apply to federal agencies, but not the private sector.
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As the private sector moved away from traditional pensions, inequality in retirement wealth grew.
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Wray would not be the first FBI director to come from the private sector.
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The ADP National Employment showed private-sector businesses added 235,000 jobs in the month.
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Federal grants displace at risk, private sector investment — to the detriment of the nation.
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The private sector might make some companies reluctant to hire unpaid interns, Olson says.
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Indeed, private sector investment helps create more open, competitive, and sustainable markets and societies.
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In his private-sector life, he spent nearly two decades as an investment banker.
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It did so, in part, to stimulate more private-sector innovation around public data.
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Instead, Republicans prefer to use private-sector dollars to address the country's transportation needs.
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And what would voters think of a taxpayer-funded raise for private-sector employees?
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The second key tool is clearing out roadblocks for private sector activity and investment.
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"But he's also seen that there is pressure from the private sector" for prudence.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius this evening, illuminating a very private sector of your chart.
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Some of its early customers in the private sector include General Electric and Orange.
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About 3,000 public and private sector workers, pensioners and students rallied peacefully outside parliament.
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In general, the private sector appears to respond better to allegations than government bureaucracy.
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The Moon is in Aries today, activating a very private sector of your chart.
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An eclipse in Aquarius arrives today, activating a very private sector of your chart.
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It enters Leo today and activates a very psychic, private sector of your chart.
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The NLRB oversees union elections and disputes between private-sector employers, workers and unions.
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Still, six million employees represents less than 5% of the private sector work force.
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He plans to return to Boston and work in the private sector after inauguration.
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"I think the private sector will find what the right mix is," Ganesan said.
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South Korea's policymakers have voiced concerns about a debt-binge in the private sector.
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It's going to be much harder to get the private sector to add staff.
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The government can also leverage the research and development capacity of the private sector.
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In fact, almost all feature some role for private-sector insurance companies and providers.
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His elevation to overseeing U.S. intelligence has increased scrutiny of his private-sector work.
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Key players in the public and private sector also benefit from a corrupt system.
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I've worked in government, in the private sector, in big companies and small companies.
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The share of private-sector workers covered by unions has dwindled to a sliver.
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Mars reenters psychic, emotional Scorpio today, activating a very private sector of your chart.
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Now, only 10.5 percent do, including a minuscule 6.4 percent of private sector workers.
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Even people in the private sector, witnesses have said, took cash from the cartels.
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The policy places more onus for adhering to environmental regulations on the private sector.
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Things that the private sector will finance, but will add to our energy dominance.
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The Moon in Aquarius is lighting up a very private sector of your chart.
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Mr. Obama prevented a Great Depression II and added millions of private-sector jobs.
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Bay Area coronavirus testing is about to get a boost from the private sector.
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Canada's private sector is even more frenzied over the business case for audacious research.
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It still has weak banks and private sector balance sheets, the fund pointed out.
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And because Cuba's economy is so closed, the private sector is small and weak.
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A second mechanism to use with the airlines and with any other private-sector
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Such programs are mandatory for government contractors but are optional in the private sector.
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Ahmed bin Suleiman al-Rajhi, a private-sector businessman, was named minister of labor.
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But the firm is not the only way for the private sector to coordinate.
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The book dedicates significant portions to Hunter Biden's private-sector work, including in Ukraine.
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ONE's sister organization, (RED), mobilizes funds from the private sector to the Global Fund.
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If this is private-sector savvy, give me a bloated government bureaucracy any day.
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The Island have lost 2628,28503 private sector jobs in just the last ten years.
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Beijing is turning its back on the private sector, a main driver of growth.
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And the private sector traditionally hasn't been able to rely on substantial government support.
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"This issue was constantly raised by the private sector of both countries," he said.
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He also denies that Russians finance any of his business in the private sector.
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For all other care, veterans would be forced to turn to the private sector.
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VA employees then sprinted to private-sector hospitals mid-surgery to borrow medical supplies.
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He said the private sector had lost at least $400 million from power outages.
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He launched a vigorous effort to spur private sector-led growth and foreign investment.
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At that point, he planned to set off on a lucrative private sector career.
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ET. The January ADP report on private sector employment releases at 28:21.19 a.m.
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And, under Texas law, it is illegal to bail out a private-sector company.
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BECKY QUICK: You think the private sector can do it better than the government?
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First, the government can create jobs that the private sector has no interest in.
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A deficit signifies that the private sector — you and me — is holding the difference.
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"If it's private sector money on government property, they have to compete," he said.
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"He said, 'Go ahead, I work in the private sector,'" Villa recalled last week.
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Average hourly private-sector earnings rose 2.5 percent in October over the previous year.
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"Iran could have an outsize impact by undermining these private sector companies," Fixler said.
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Attribution solutions will require the private sector to be more forthcoming about network breaches.
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It would be accessible at 230½, like 2401(k)'s in the private sector.
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"It makes better sense, because the private sector is much more effective," he added.
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After two terms as Massachusetts' governor, Patrick rejoined the private sector at Bain Capital.
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