Sentence examples for preparing the sector from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the EU produced a series of new instruments aimed at preparing the sector for this new operating environment and ensuring support for milk producers from 2015 onwards.

The majority of the room seemed to agree that a lot of work needs to be done in terms of preparing the business sector in Wales for international trade.

Basically, the Milk Package just contains measures aimed at boosting the position of dairy producers in the supply chain and preparing the dairy sector for a more market-oriented future, without directly intervening in the areas of efficiency and productivity.

Finally we emphasize that our method doesn't substitute the land-use planning debate but is aimed to better prepare the conservation sector for negotiating future land-use allocation with other socio-economic sectors in islands.

This budget is a missed opportunity to prepare the public sector for a radical programme of large-scale transformation which will be painful but which is clearly on the cards".

Additional funding will be needed to adapt existing resources to best prepare the public health sector to manage the risks associated with climate change.

Stable funding, additional staff and better information access will be needed to best prepare the public health sectors to manage the health risks associated with climate change.

But even as jubilant domestic non-life insurers prepare to enter the sector, the FSA has quietly told them that, for the time being, they will not be allowed to sell third-sector products after all, except through their tiny life-insurance subsidiaries.The FSA claims that it is postponing deregulation only because it is still drawing up guidelines to protect "third-sector" policyholders.

It prepared the ground for a successful and stable health sector reform process in Ghana.

Related to financial and organisational reforms, the MoH together with collaborating partners are in the process of preparing for a Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) for health in Kenya.

From counsellors of victims of violence, to community health workers and agricultural extension officers, as the sector prepares for the commission on the status of women in March, is there sufficient acknowledgement of the risks to these development actors?