Sentence examples for exclusive sectors from inspiring English sources
Take, for instance, Saudi Arabia, where the same place may have exclusive sectors for men and women, such as restaurants with segregated service and eating zones, and shopping malls with dedicated floors for women (as in the Kingdom Centre13).
"Both U.S. parties have no social base here, the primaries are more of a private club for an exclusive sector," he added.
More senior students were more committed to exclusive public sector work than junior students, whereas combining public sector work with private practice was more appreciated among junior students (Table 2).> Most (75%) would like to work in a hospital environment, 17% in a health centre and 7% at the governance of the health system, a distribution similar for junior and senior students.
Thus, institutionally inclusive multi-sector legislative structures will be more effective at maximizing the social benefits of bioenergy compared to institutionally exclusive, single-sector structures.
Unlike the exclusive cross-sector partnerships between elite teaching hospitals and higher education institutions that predated them, HIECs were inclusive and covered nearly all of England.
Such steps have been exercised in several countries, but bans in the form of exclusive public sector contracts have rarely been successful [ 2, 5, 17, 33- 37].
The company's troubles have been by far the most high profile among Europe's former state-owned telecommunications monopolies, but they are by no means exclusive across a sector wrestling to balance expansionary ambitions against ballooning debt.
Freedom of expression is not exclusive to just one sector or political ideology.
He figures that pre-tax domestic corporate profits exclusive of the financial sector are the best measure of the "underlying health of business in America".
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The restaurant sector was the reference group in this analysis (with a mutually exclusive and exhaustive classification, one sector must play that role).
