Sentence examples for from both sector from inspiring English sources

In small groups, people from both sector meet one another and discuss what stories need to be told, framings advanced, and so on.

The paper applies the index decomposition analysis (IDA) and logarithmic mean divisia index (LMDI) model to discuss the underlying drivers behind China's national economic carbon emissions during the period 1996 2012 from both sector and factor decomposition perspectives and accordingly offers policy proposals for China's national ETS development.

It is important to emphasize that the presence and extent of gene conversion tracts can be identified only when the patterns of LOH are analyzed in genomic DNA from both sectors of the sectored colony.

"Respondents from both sectors felt waiting times (76%), access to services (69%) and the range of services offered (61%) were the most vulnerable" due to the financial squeeze, according to the HFMA's latest biannual "NHS financial temperature check" report.

Our results obtained during these two moderate geomagnetic storms from both sectors show significant positive ionospheric storms during daytime hours at the equatorial, low-, and mid-latitude regions during the main and recovery phases of the storms.

At the simplest level, the two indicators suggest that the big end of town is recovering far faster than smaller businesses, a view that agrees with anecdotal evidence from both sectors.

Based on a July poll of 120 leading companies and NGOs, as well as roundtable discussions with senior practitioners from both sectors, the recent C&E Advisory Corporate-NGO Pareporthips Barometer report found much to cheer the spirit of those who advocate cross-sector collaboration as a route to addressing economic, social and environmental challenges.

None of it makes sense, until you remember the intimate relationship between the fossil fuel industry, the City (where Perry made her fortune) and the Tory party, oiled by the political donations flowing from both sectors into the party's coffers.

As we derive our measure of technical change from both sector-specific and individual data, looking within each sector means that the variation of our measure is due exclusively to individual characteristics, that is, the timing of entry and exit from the labor market.

This was identified important by interviewees from both sectors.

Yet the uncoordinated demands and needs from both sectors have resulted in fragmented collection of data.