Sentence examples for private sector representative from inspiring English sources

ADCCI's stated mission is to be the "private sector representative working to advocate policies, connect businesses and expand member opportunities".

"I think the White House needs to do more from the diplomatic side and other pieces of this to call out this bad behavior," underlines one U.S. private sector representative.

A total of 14 national level stakeholders were interviewed: 3 policymakers, 1 researcher, 1 private sector representative, 4 multilateral agencies and 5 NGOs.

(Private sector representative) It was reported that the targets set by the US government for PEPFAR were not chosen in consultation with local government partners.

Yet there were no private sector representatives to speak of in these meetings.

You cannot invite private sector representatives to the party and expect them not to express their views or influence outcomes.

On 31 October, representatives from governments covering around a third of the world's population will gather alongside civil society, youth, and private sector representatives in London, including senior representatives from multilateral institutions.

Ninety-six couNGOses, NGOs, UN agencies and other international organisations, and private sector representatives took part in several rounds of talks, culminating in a final round of negotiations last week at the FAO's Rome headquarters.

These proposals differ sharply from those offered in January by the Group of 30, an international forum of senior public and private sector representatives whose chairman is Paul A. Volcker, an influential adviser to the Obama administration.

We want the private sector to play a part [in education], and as a result of that we have private sector representatives on our governing bodies, we have private sector people mentoring our headteachers and we are open to sharing best practices.

The Federal Reserve, which was given expanded responsibilities to protect the financial system, plans to require all staff members, not just senior officials, to keep track of every meeting with private sector representatives about the rule-writing required under the new law, including who was present and what was discussed.