Sentence examples for concerned sectors from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the people's perception meetings (Table 2) was to retrieve information from various concerned sectors as well as cross-sectors regarding their perception, participation and efforts for understanding the influence of land use on the water availability in the area.

The Task Force met twice weekly and united all concerned sectors of the society with representatives from international organisations and foreign institutions involved in the response.

It instructed 'the concerned sectors to complete the consistent legal document system for the creation of a favourable legal environment and to issue policies for support and care for HIV-positive persons'.

It is also important that all national agencies responsible for the different concerned sectors e.g. health, agriculture, coastal planning, environment, irrigation, livestock development, etc. are made aware of the increased risk of VBD in coastal areas in order to incorporate it into their strategic plans.

The social mobilization and communication component of the Integrated National Plan for Avian and Human Influenza of May 2007 (INPAHI) was formulated in consultation with the concerned sectors and the international community as a multilayered multiplatform plan that uses more than one means of communication to reach the targeted groups of the population.

The linkage multipliers trace how an economic sector is dependent on other sectors in both backward (the concerned sector uses input from other economic sector) and forward (the concerned sector's outputs are used as inputs by other economic sectors) directions.

However, certain PhD theses works in Butajira have challenged the issue of data ownership and use by the community and concerned government sectors (21).

"We're a little concerned," said Nicholas Bohnsack, sector strategist at Strategas Research Partners.

The letter is well argued and should be required reading for everyone concerned about financial sector stability.

On balance, the budget's position on corporate tax is probably a reasonable compromise for all concerned: the corporate sector can at least console itself with the knowledge that the main income tax rate has not risen further; while from a fiscal point of view it is useful for the government's revenues that tax has not been cut to appease business.

The remaining challenge is to mobilize sufficient political will to attack TB and to build a social partnership that includes governments, the business and private sector, concerned institutions, NGOs, and communities and families".