Sentence examples for feature of the sector from inspiring English sources

Campaigning for change has always been an essential feature of the sector.

The second relates to the individuals working in this sector; given the flexibility that is a feature of the sector, organisational structures must be set up for the employees, together with guarantees of their rights, in relation to social security, pensions or the necessary job-security provisions.

Other features of the sector are the existence of some large, well-performing public companies; a strong and stable participation by the local private sector in service provision; and some well-performing community-based organizations in peri-urban areas.

Dave McCarthy, a retail analyst at HSBC, reckons the rapid growth of the discounters may be slowing and Tesco could soon be on the mend: "We believe discounters' growth has peaked, and while they will remain an important feature, we do not believe they will be the defining feature of the grocery sector in 2015 – that will be Tesco's recovery".

Craig Newman, chief executive of Woodford Investment Management, said: "While bonuses are an established feature of the financial sector, Neil and I wanted to take the opportunity to do something different that supports the firm's culture and ethos of challenging the status quo.

Self-regulation is an important feature of the financial sector.

Another feature of the new sector law is its explicit prioritisation of fossil-fuel-based technologies.

Human capital and rates of return to education have received a great deal of attention in the transition debate, as they are taken to be the central feature of the market sector (Nee 1989).

An interesting feature of the processing sector, not uncommon in Africa, is that part of the milk that is domestically transformed into processed products is actually imported milk powder, which has been reconstituted (Fintrac Inc 2008).

As a consequence, also incentives for human-induced climate-investments in forestry were quite restricted, although the potential to increase of removals and to decrease of emissions for other sectors (e.g. by substituting energy-intensive products by wood-products) is an almost unique feature of the forest sector.

As a result, pronounced underground warfare had been a feature of the Vimy sector since 1915.