Sentences with phrase «sector as a whole system»

The main take away was that governments need to be brave and step up to the difficult job of funding the health sector as a whole system, instead of silos and segments and quarrelling over who does what.

Not exact matches

Announcing the U-turn, the Department for Education said: «We want to ensure any future system of regulation that we may introduce appropriately targets the small minority of settings which may be exposing children to harmful practices, without causing undue burdens on the sector as a whole.

A legal system is generalized, Parsons says, to the degree it is «an integrated system of universalistic norms, applicable to the society as a whole rather than to a few functional or segmental sectors, highly generalized in terms of principles and standards, and relatively independent of both the religious agencies that legitimize the normative order of the society and vested interest groups in the operative sector, particularly in government.

While the growth of interest in art and in its value (in all senses of the word) is truly sensational — it is a fulfillment of belief in the creative power of art — the market has become so damn efficient that it is suffocating a crucial sector of the gallery system as we have known it, the part that has nurtured and financed whole generations of artists who were never big money — makers.

Here are some of the problems: A non-voluntary emission - trading system can not work without a mandatory cap on emissions, either for the economy as a whole or for individual sectors.

Over the last dozen years and more, the tried - and - true regulatory system that protected Ontario's electricity consumers and the financial viability of the power sector as a whole have been systematically sidelined by politicians at Queen's Park.

These are used as inputs to the MDM - E3 macro-econometric model of the UK economy and energy system, which gives an estimate of impacts on key industry sectors and the economy as a whole.