Sentences with phrase «of protecting the public purse»

Having led the West African country of Ghana for only 16 months after a campaign that rode on the promise of protecting the public purse for the sake of the ordinary citizen, this news in the real estate market of London send many a tongue wagging dejavu.

We have been told by the government propagandists that the appointment of this humongous number of ministers is a way of protecting the public purse.

It is difficult to see how appointing such a large number of ministers, who will all be on ministerial salaries and benefits, can possibly amount to the promise of protecting the public purse.

Not exact matches

Simply put, democratic nations are celebrated for the robust and transparent systems they put in place that inspire the confidence of all in producing credible electoral outcomes that jealously protect the public purse and not how often courts annul elections within the electoral cycle.

It is that competence, coupled with integrity in the conduct of public transactions, ensuring value - for - money, protecting the public purse, that are going to bring the dream of a happy and prosperous Ghana, a Ghana Beyond Aid, quickly within our grasp.

Mr. Speaker, expenditures were generally controlled to minimize overruns due to the strict usage of the GIFMIS as well as the implementation of quartely cash allotments to MDAs.We are also seeing a new commitment in public procurements to protect the public purse.

The Strategic Thinkers Network - Africa (STRANEK) is of the strong view that the list of staffers at the Presidency as submitted to Parliament in accordance with section 11 of the Presidential Office Act, 1993 (Act 463) results in a wasteful expenditure which is not in tandem with President Akufo Addo's policy of protecting and saving the public purse from profligate expenditure and wanton abuse.

Executive Director of ASEPA, Mensah Thompson is worried the development is draining the very public purse Nana Akufo - Addo promised to protect.

The Chinese Government has applauded President Nana Akufo - Addo and the Minister of State in charge of Public Procurement, Sarah Adwoa Safo, for what it says is their commitment to protecting the public Public Procurement, Sarah Adwoa Safo, for what it says is their commitment to protecting the public public purse.

Conciliation and arbitration processes were included but further safeguards, presumably intended to protect the public purse, allowed a position where the Government of the day, through the Home Secretary, could overule the decisions of the arbiters.

The NDC chairman said the size of the government was inconsistent with Akufo - Addo pledge to protect the public purse.

One of the Committee's recommendations: «An assumption of the employment status of «worker» by default, rather than «self - employed» by default, would protect both those workers and the public purse.

Second, the appointments betray inadequate sensitivity to the weak fiscal condition of the country today, as it flies in the face of the President's promise to protect the public purse.

The release issued on Thursday March 16, 2017, said «appointments betray inadequate sensitivity to the weak fiscal condition of the country today, as it flies in the face of the President's promise to protect the public purse.»

Speaking at a Media Encounter on Wednesday as part of his one - year stay in office at the Flagstaff House, the President said his government is working tirelessly to protect the public purse as he promised prior to election 2016.

With the greatest of Honor, If you find anything wrong be it Corruption or Misappropriation and Mismanagement, kindly be frontal and deal with it in Court; after all you pledged to protect the Public Purse or?

«In order to protect the public purse by ensuring maximum gains through economies of scale, the Ministry of...

The Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye has urged new members of 7th parliament to work diligently to protect the public purse.

This kind of casual attitude to spending taxpayers» cash undermines faith in the public sector and is yet more evidence of how under Labour the Audit Commission forgot that its job was to protect the public purse.»

There needs to be much firmer legislation to prevent this, or at the least they should not expect to be protected out of the public purse.

But do codes of professional conduct capture the legal ethics needed to protect the public purse?