The principle is based on the unarguable point that the success of government programs should be measured by the results achieved in terms of providing value to the taxpayer, not the size of the in-house or contractor workforce.
The extent of providing value to the taxpayer should be used to gauge the outcome of a government program.
Value to the taxpayer should not be attributed to the success of government programs.
Two women run down the sidewalk.
They are kicking a soccer ball.
Nothing is nursing
the men are in a court of law
The adjoining Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle has done an awful job renovating.
The man is bashing the table with his fists in a fit of anger.