Sentence examples for four key sectors from inspiring English sources

With three product packages (document management, digital asset management and an enterprise platform), it currently addresses four key sectors, including construction, media, administration and life sciences.

We focus on four key sectors identified as significant during this particular eruption: tephra cleanup operations, agriculture, electric power systems and the rail network.

Two visits were made to the areas affected by tephra from the 2011 Shinmoedake eruption with the aim to assess the impacts of tephra fall on both a major urban area and agricultural land, while focusing on four key sectors.

We provide an overview of the impacts, management and recovery of a modern city, infrastructure networks and a diverse agricultural region following this moderate sized explosive eruption, focusing on four key sectors.

In an effort to understand this trajectory, this paper draws on documents from public and private sector organisations, newspaper articles and field visits to examine developments in four key sectors of the West Coast's economy: mining, dairy farming, forestry and tourism.

The Dutch health system, mainly characterized as Bismarckian, is made up for four key sectors (public health, acute care, long-term care, and social care) that are regulated and financed through a mixture of private and public insurance schemes, along with municipal governmental budgets.

To make faster progress, many analysts are banking on job growth from two key sectors, education and health care.

These networks, established in six key sectors including pharmaceuticals and transportation and logistics, work to match laid-off workers and new graduates with employers' needs.

According to an analysis of carbon abatement opportunities across six key sectors, such as energy and agriculture, RepuTex found that a reduction of just 280 million tonnes was "realistically attainable" in Australia by 2025, under the fund.

A table compiled by Fortune magazine shows that half the world's 30 leading companies by revenue are European (see table 3).But in two key sectors Europe trails badly: high-tech (which mostly means IT) and life sciences.

This month, the Socialist government in Andalusia announced that it would not stick to a new regional deficit target set by Mr. Rajoy, arguing that the required budget cuts would cripple education and health care, two key sectors whose spending is managed by the regions rather than the central government.