Sentence examples for repair sector from inspiring English sources

The company says the installation, maintenance, and repair sector (field service) is growing rapidly– one in ten jobs created last year was in the field service industry.

But the Institute of the Motor Industry IMII) said that it was concerned that, while the government is pushing ahead with making driverless cars a reality, the service and repair sector did not yet have the skills and infrastructure in place to deal with the new technology.

In this paper, an industrial application of CAD is presented, which concerns the measurement and re-engineering of the shape of a complete ship hull and of ship's parts, which is a frequently recurring task in the shipbuilding and ship repair sector.

The government is implementing spending cuts in a bid to repair public sector finances, which were hit by the economic downturn following the credit crunch.

A small windows will appear, make sure the "Automatically check for filesystem errors" box and the "Find and repair bad sectors" box is checked.

If you use Windows XP, and prefer to use the command prompt to repair bad sectors, click on "Run" from the Start menu, type "cmd," then press the Enter button on your keyboard.

On the opposite, the Commercial and repair of vehicles sector, the Transport and communication sector, and the Collective, social, and personal services sector were fairly consistently associated with a more favorable profile for these risk factors among women.

The Commercial and repair of vehicles sector, the Transport and communication sector, and the Collective, social, and personal services sector were associated with a more favorable profile for these risk factors among women.

And in those that have experienced asset price busts, financial sector repair will be essential for a lasting recovery.

Richard Koo, the chief economist at the Nomura Research Institute, has argued that an increase in government indebtedness can help the private sector repair its balance sheet more quickly.

"Spain has a serious, realistic chance of avoiding a program because of the government's actions to reduce the fiscal deficit, reduce public borrowing needs, make structural economic reforms and repair the financial sector," a senior E.U. official said.