Sentence examples for existing sector from inspiring English sources

As of Friday, the seven existing sector Holdrs had garnered assets of over $6 billion.

The transition funds were designed in-country, in a collaborative manner, by existing major stakeholders with expertise and experience in those sectors, with priorities based on existing sector plans.

"We believe that existing sector-specific regulators are best placed to consider the impact on their sectors of any subsequent regulation which may be needed.

As opposed to seeing VR/AR as a separate entity, VCs largely view it as solving problems in existing sectors.

As the common national accounts are able to give quite a good overview of the main key data concerning the economy in consideration and about conceptual interconnectedness between the existing sectors, Satellite Accounts enable to answer more detailed questions about single areas of interest or – to be more specific - overlapping sectors of the economy.

Additionally, it is disruptive and can render obsolete existing sectors.

This implies that the role of private sector in helping the existing public sector in widening education access is still low and therefore needs close attention of the stakeholders to ensure that PPPs widen higher education opportunities.

The 20th century shift to automobiles, within the span of a normal human life, destroyed many existing sectors (anything to do with maintaining 20 million horses, for example).

The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) has come under fire for trying to claim that charities have "created" thousands of new jobs that were in fact existing public sector posts which have simply transferred to the voluntary sector.

Because fractional franchising works through the existing private sector, a base level of activity in the private sector must be present, and these providers must be actively serving catchment areas where low- and middle-income clients live or work.

While the scale of new vertical HIV-specific funding is significantly larger than most other health sector donor funding in many African countries, its impact on existing public sector systems and workforce has been understudied [ 11].