Have you ever seen any analysis on government effectiveness?
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Thailand's troubles may be one example of the way in which corruption can undermine development, and a government's effectiveness.
"We will consider all proposals which have the potential for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of government, " he said.
As the most widely used measure of inflation, the CPI is an indicator of the effectiveness of government policy.
The objective of the EETPB is to reduce the tax-reporting burden on businesses while improving the efficiency and effectiveness of government operations.
Mr Jenkin made the comments in the Commons on 10 March 2011, as he presented a committee report on the number, role and effectiveness of government ministers.
The new spending comes attached with an array of targets and agreements by government departments to improve its effectiveness.
The government must ensure that cost effectiveness is at the heart of its approach to securing investment in new low carbon energy.
Unfortunately, government spending is losing its effectiveness in boosting GDP.
The pilot schemes, which aim to assess the effectiveness of the government's plan to slow down the spread of TB in cattle in England, will be monitored by an independent group for a period of six weeks.
Once upon a time in industry and government, bigness was synonymous with effectiveness and efficiency.
In poor countries, we still need better ways to measure the effectiveness of the many government workers providing health services.
One of the things I emphasized to President Karzai, however, is, is that the incentives for the Taliban to lay down arms, or at least portions of the Taliban to lay down arms, and make peace with the Afghan government in part depends on our effectiveness in breaking their momentum militarily.
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Thankfully, in a rare move, the federal government has stepped in to compare the effectiveness of the expensive Drug A and the cheaper Drug B in a national trial.
The effectiveness of ECB purchases of government bonds through its Securities Market Program has also been weakened, analysts say, by Greece's debt restructuring, where the ECB was treated better than private investors.
Not only did government regulators underplay scientific evidence of the effectiveness and relative safety of DDT, they also failed to appreciate the distinction between its large-scale use in agriculture and more limited application for controlling carriers of human disease.
In contrast the rescue highlighted the patience, effectiveness and careful planning of the government.
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This is subject to a test to establish whether the public interest in openness and transparency in government, particularly in terms of efficiency, effectiveness and holding the organisation to account, could outweigh it.
This set of recommendations is part of an overall effort to streamline government, cut waste and duplication, increase effectiveness so that we can create a system that will help Americans and businesses compete.
Understanding what methods of reporting misconduct are effective could help corporate management, government policy makers and accounting researchers to assess the effectiveness of their internal compliance programs.
The definitions of effectiveness and inclusion, as defined by the government and policy-makers, were too narrow, she said.
The government has recently responded to its report on select committee effectiveness, resources and powers - and the Liaison Committee has been disappointed with what it had to say.
Even many traditional nonprofits living on grants, government contracts, and donations often strive to improve the effectiveness of their operations by adopting the execution and strategy practices of for-profit businesses.
It remains to be seen whether the refusal of Syriza or the Five-Star Movement to play a constructive role in the government of their crisis-hit countries will diminish their effectiveness as an electoral force.
But another more liberal school of thought, popularized by Obama's budget chief Peter Orszag, health advisor Ezekiel Emanuel and the new Medicare administrator Donald Berwick, says that the government should play a role in studying the "comparative effectiveness" of different treatment options.
Researchers hope that if the ongoing preliminary studies prove the safety and effectiveness of these drugs for certain treatments, the government will step in to fund larger trials.
And I've been to Africa dozens of times, and I've met with dozens of people on the ground who really know a hell of a lot about Africa, and who understand the difference between corruption and not corruption, and who understand that effectiveness and lack of effectiveness, and who understand what's a good government and what's not a good government.
Resource allocation will be evaluated based on common U.S. Government assessments, multi-year strategies, and performance against measures of effectiveness.
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Many conservatives reacted by arguing that comparative effectiveness research is bad, because it is a pretext for government interference in clinical practice, and for price controls.
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Comparative effectiveness research is part of a plan to reallocate health care resources in a way similar to the U.K.'s National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, which uses "experts" to judge the cost-effectiveness of therapies, in order to decide which ones the government will pay for.
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