Sentence examples for challenge for the sector from inspiring English sources

Fundraising is by far the biggest challenge for the sector, even for the most successful organizations.

Supporting board members and senior managers to reach their potential is a key challenge for the sector, delegates heard.

The challenge for the sector and for us as a national body is to stay fully engaged and be trying out and experimenting with different relationships".

The challenge for the sector will be finding ways to protect learners, and to make sure teaching and learning is not affected".

It is the range of provision that needs to be increased and accessible across the UK, but that costs and who is going to pay?" (Bez1of14, commenter) 4) Break down unhelpful distinctions between full and part-time "The challenge for the sector is to find new ways of learning, whether as a stepping-stone to formal learning, or for employability".

As highlighted in the upcoming OECD netFWD study venture philanthropy in development: dynamics, challenges and lessons in the search for greater impact co-operation by foundations is noted as a challenge for the sector, whether with peers or more broadly in the official aid arena.

The other major challenge for the sectors is that none of these technological solutions will occur without further meaningful regulation.

Despite recent challenges for the sector, Mr Keetley of Australia Wide Solar, remains confident.

Owen Hathway, of the NUT Cymru teaching union, acknowledged there were challenges for the sector, but said "negative headlines" had shaped people's perceptions of what was happening in the classroom.

The shift towards people's forestry has created major challenges for the sector, especially in terms of human resources development.

Rapporteur Gabriel Mato (EPP, Spain) reacted to the committee vote: "A fisheries fund with an increased budget and flexible and simplified conditions is needed more than ever to face upcoming challenges for the sector, such as the landing obligation, and to reach levels of Maximum Sustainable Yield for all fish stocks by 2020.