Sentence examples for open up sectors from inspiring English sources

Countries aim to expand the sectoral coverage of the services agreement and to open up sectors that are already covered.

China has repeatedly vowed that it would open up sectors such as financial services.

He made promises to cut tariffs, open up sectors such as health care and education to foreign investment, and import $45 trillion in goods and services over the next 15 years.

He steered a landmark national goods and services tax through India's parliament last month and has opened up sectors such as defence and aviation for foreign investment.

"If there really were a deal which opened up sectors where Mercosur can't trade, that would shift resources into those sectors," says Victor Bulmer-Thomas, an economic historian at London University.

After the Supreme Court verdict, the Ambani brothers took a step toward reconciliation, ending a pact that had forbidden them to compete with each other and opening up sectors like power generation, telecommunications and financial services to the elder sibling.

The primary achievements after the closing of the Uruguay Round were opening up sectors where advanced economies see themselves as net exporters: telecommunications, financial services and information technology.

International firms cannot afford to ignore the huge Indian market - and India itself is desperate for foreign investment, as it opens up sectors like retail and aviation to overseas companies.

Economic reforms introduced after 1991 brought foreign competition, led to privatisation of certain public sector industries, opened up sectors hitherto reserved for the public sector and led to an expansion in the production of fast-moving consumer goods.

And a free-for-all could be avoided by an agreement similar to the GATS, in which governments settled on general principles but opened up sector-by-sector.The larger question is whether a WTO agreement on FDI is worth pursuing.

Opening up the sector-by-sector conversation would potentially allow the government to contemplate an emissions intensity trading system for the electricity sector, which some stakeholders think the Finkel review may recommend to the government.