Sentence examples for perception of the sector from inspiring English sources

The impact was also felt, he says, in ways not captured by the raw unemployment figures: "There was a big impact on the perception of the sector and on careers in the sector.

This perception of the sector is also indirectly reflected by the fact that while almost every commercial CEO feels entitled and naturally qualified to serve on the supervisory board or board of trustees of any cultural organisation, hardly any leader of a cultural organisation – at least in the Netherlands – is ever asked to serve as non-executive director of any commercial company.

But if the perception of the sector changes and regulators and electeds are suddenly a lot less concerned about the potential impact a fight with a well-funded, highly regarded startup will have, they're far more likely to do the bidding of the people and companies they've always known.

Our latest survey asks professionals for their views on learning and development opportunities, as well as perceptions of the sector.

That said, the fact that the act's main provisions aim to strengthen the powers of the Charity Commission to intervene in cases of misconduct, abuse or extremism on the part of charity leaders in England and Wales chimes well with current perceptions of the sector – however erroneous they may be.

The government has contributed to the perception of the public sector workforce as being lazy and money-grabbing.

Many HR teams find that a poor perception of the public sector from candidates is the most common issue when recruiting.

The perception of the health sector from an economic policy point of view is changing.

But right now all the firms in that industry are suffering from the markets' perceptions of that sector.

What can ACE do about improving the public perception of the subsidised arts sector?

Ms Hewitt said that there was a need to raise awareness and change perceptions of the voluntary sector.