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Lack of medicines in the public sector forces patients to purchase medicines privately.
The second left the non-bank private sector with a debt overhang and deleveraging.
For once, the health sector can take a proactive role in addressing a fundamental cause of much ill health.
Republicans say deep and painful spending cuts are needed to put America's fiscal house in order so that the private sector can flourish without the burden of a bloated government sector.
After the referendum his predecessor promised a more "flexible" approach to price controls, which the private sector sees as the main cause of the shortages.
Disarray in the domestic banking sector caused by credit losses and the turn-of-the-year collapse in industrial demand are lingering evidence.
While state-owned enterprises have been inundated with loans from the state Banks, economists worry too that China's vibrant private sector has been largely left to fend for itself.
Electricity is unreliable, crime is growing, corruption is endless, the agricultural sector is in crisis, supplies are difficult to get, and criminal gangs and politics are so interwoven that it is difficult to foresee improvements, he says.
The private sector is overloaded with debt.
The external sector performance also improved significantly during the period.
The financial sector, under the guise of innovation, piled ill-considered risk upon risk.
In addition, the International Finance Corporation - the World Bank Group's arm for private sector development - will boost its agribusiness investments.
The idea was to develop the sector as an example to the country that what should be done, could be done, to address governance and the creation of a conducive environment for the private sector.
Moreover, we do not carry the legacies of the past several years in our Banks' or public sector balance sheets that are such an impediment in other places.
Since the book was published, we had a limited war in Vietnam, in which a sector of the U.S. population wanted to lose the war in order to purify America’s soul.
Suppose the master boot sector the data in the area the from beginning to end the all quilt the breakage, but the data in the area of other is all the next of intact appearance proceeds of thoroughly repair, aim at the blemish of that text, give out a new in general use calculate way
But now some people talk about a fourth sector.
Meanwhile, housing markets look shaky just as government schemes to support the sector are ending.
The health sector cannot be blamed for lack of foresight. We have long known what is needed.
Andre Drazen makes a backup plan, and prepares to blow up the electrical substation for the sector that includes the detention facility.
The Spanish have proved especially feeble, with ministers twice proposing and then swiftly backtracking on reforms, once over a rise in the legal pension age, and once over public-sector pay cuts.
Fashion is one sector of the beauty industry.
You can look at the entire cement sector, the entire steel sector, and it is also more ambitious for the environment because you no longer credit every reduction but only reductions beyond a baseline.
We urge the private sector, with coordination from ABAC, to provide direct support for many of the more bankable connectivity initiatives being undertaken in the region.
Outside the private sector standards are abysmal.
To guide and supervise local coal sector administration departments in the verification of production capacities of coal mines.
The enemy attacked in the southern sector.
The onward march of the public sector may have some other unintended consequences in the private one.
"The gear sector, toothed roller, or stud meshes with the worm."
Mr Paulson's plan is to use public money to buy assets from Banks whose value has slumped with every lurch downwards in America's housing market and which have been shunned by the private sector.
"Health care as a sector really isn't different from any other sector; the essential human behaviours remain the same," Gee says.
