Sentence examples for framework of the sector from inspiring English sources

Development of a Strategy In view of the close relationship between water supply and environmental sanitation, it may be necessary to have an overall strategy for the entire sector, which takes account of the sub-sectoral priorities and strategies in the wider development framework of the sector.

The regulatory framework of the electricity sector in Chile has been considered weak and accounts for a very limited role of the government [88].

Although the discussion on expropriation is typically an emerging-market issue, it is important to emphasize that changes in the tax and contractual framework of the oil sector have not happened only in less-developed or oil-dependent countries.

This is an information system that is part of the monitoring and evaluation framework of the health sector in Zambia [ 18].

Professionals nevertheless continue to exercise considerable influence on the regulation of the provision of health care, through the definition of standards of practice and by participating formally or through lobbying in the process of defining the legal and administrative framework of the health sector [ 46, 47].

In particular, the EU covers three areas of activities in the field of sport: (1) the societal role of sport; (2) its economic dimension; and (3) the political and legal framework of the sports sector.

National level decision makers used their power sources as negotiation tools to frame maternal health issues and design maternal health policies and programmes within the framework of the national health sector programme of work.

Comzmercialization of health care has contributed to widen inequities between the rich and the poor, especially in settings with suboptimal regulatory frameworks of the health sector.

The recently completed Forestry Outlook Study for Africa (FOSA) provides a 20-year perspective and long term planning framework for the development of the sector.

It could break us out of the false framework of the "public vs. private sector" and the thumb suck noodling on "what should be the proper role of government" that diverts us from acknowledging what the public already knows - that a plutocracy dominates both Washington and Wall Street.

Despite the overarching framework of public sector HIV care there is evidence that a sizeable proportion of patients receives private ART and HIV care (MAAS-CHRD, 2006; Ramchandani et al., 2007).