Sentence examples for ruling sector from inspiring English sources

The architecture and design of sak barrows are studied on the materials of the big barrows which represent burials of representatives of a ruling sector of society.

Iran's constitution bars foreigners from any ownership within the oil sector, ruling out the kinds of production-sharing agreements under which foreign companies usually develop oil resources.

"It really shows that Tepco has been ruling the energy sector - this oil company is its henchman," Ms Anan adds.

The conservative majority of the Supreme Court delivered a sweeping and historic blow to the labor movement Wednesday, ruling that public sector workers who are represented by unions cannot be required to pay any union dues.

The government was tonight set on a collision course with the public sector after union leaders accused George Osborne of issuing a "declaration of war" by ruling that public-sector spending should be reduced by £83bn by 2014.

Nuclear research was the first area in the proposed budget for the fiscal year starting 1 April tackled by the Government Revitalization Unit, a committee of ruling party legislators and private sector experts charged with making wide-ranging policy reform proposals.

In both Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, conflict broke out amid increased tensions between Sudan's ruling National Congress Party and the northern sector of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement SPLMM) over security arrangements in the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).

With the public sector and the ruling political class under increased surveillance by the media -- including a growing number of Internet-based news outlets and blogs -- New Democracy (ND) and PASOK lost much of their popular support.

"The tentacles of the ruling party are in almost every sector of the economy," says a local journalist.

Kelly will continue with his non-executive roles in the sector and is not ruling out what he calls a career "encore".

During the 1990s, Bain Consulting predicted that the auto industry would soon look like the computing sector, with giant suppliers ruling the roost.