Sentences with phrase «than government agencies»

Last summer's launch proved that a private company can set up a space station — well, a miniature mock - up, at least — cheaper and faster than the government agency.

A new report suggests that the social cost of carbon — the economic damage done by one ton of carbon dioxide emissions — could be drastically higher than government agencies have estimated.

A self - regulatory body might balance the rule of law with the need for innovation better than a government agency, but it still needs widespread support from the cryptocurrency community.

(Because USCIRF is independent, it is thought to have more leeway than the government agency, which might be more hesitant to call out countries it needs to preserve diplomatic relations with.)

In the court of public opinion, Apple argues that it is more committed to customer privacy than government agencies are.

Third, scholarship organizations have the ability and incentives to be more flexible in their operation than government agencies, and therefore more responsive to the needs of families.

The chief argument for contracting out public services in local or regional governments is that private firms can supposedly deliver more efficiently than government agencies, who are saddled with cumbersome regulations and civil service requirements.

They are «mediating institutions,» as Peter Berger and Richard John Neuhaus called them in their book, To Empower People, able to understand, engage, and help people precisely because they are closer to them and more personally engaged with them than a government agency can ever be.