The data were summarised according to host sector, i.e. health or education.
Led by the Charity Commission and a host of sector partners, it is an opportunity for charities to think about how they can recruit more widely.
"They're here in large numbers, actively trying to penetrate a whole host of sectors — government, industry, and academia".
But the story could be repeated across a host of sectors and interests where British citizens benefit from what "Brussels" and "Strasbourg" do for them – from cleaner beaches and ice cream made from cream not pig fat (a famous early example) to current battles over mobile phone roaming charges and other clashes with tax-nimble global corporations that states hesitate to take on.
Gurus did a lot of portfolio trimming in a host of sectors, but the focus seems to be on sputtering retailers and sliding semiconductors.
His New York-based Cendant Corp. is an umbrella over brands in a host of sectors that Silverman cross-markets–often without holding the assets behind the product or service he's selling.
As has been advocated many times before, interventions to reduce levels of particulate pollution require a concerted action by a host of sectors with a vested interest in air quality management (environment, transport, energy, health, housing) at regional, national and international levels.
With just a few hours of training, a host of public sector workers were now expected to spot people who might be vulnerable to radicalisation, and refer them to the government's deradicalisation programme, Channel.
He's worked in the nonprofit sector, hosted a talk show on public television, and spent three years as a field producer for television news.
Similarly, it is not possible to distinguish whether one sector hosts the full complement of genetic sequence changes, whether independent events occur in multiple discreet sectors, or if sectors overlap.
