Sentence examples for sector advice from inspiring English sources

We are also rethinking the trend of the last decade for voluntary sector advice providers to take on more and more strictly legal work.

The SFA's predecessor body, the Learning and Skills Council said thereafter NQF will be funded "only where QCF provision does not exist, and only for a limited period and on sector advice".

While technologies were not necessarily depicted negatively (eg, one study showed how people with dementia used mobile phones when out walking, 29 and voluntary sector advice often emphasised benefits of technologies 34 35), these were seen as offering, at best, partial solutions to the complex challenges of chronic illness, ageing, rejection and various forms of exclusion and isolation.

CEE and CIS countries are receiving assistance in policy formulation for the food and agricultural sector, including advice on the implications of the Uruguay Round for agricultural trade and advice on policy options related to EU accession.

I also looked to experts in the sector for advice.

One idea being considered is private sector tenancy advice but also to build networks interested in specific issues such as mental health or education.

John has been employed by the Foundation for 5 years after several jobs in the voluntary sector including advice work and policy.

"For anyone considering renting in the private sector, our advice is to visit the accommodation first before signing any agreement and make sure you understand the terms and conditions in the contract".

Hunt was accused of starting a "class war", his old headteacher described the plans as "offensive bigotry" and Sam Freedman, Teach First director, argued that state schools don't need the private sector's advice.

With them he has turned to the private sector for advice and cooperation in a way no other leader in the Arab world has.

In particular: A Technical Reference Group, composed of representatives from academia, government and the health sector, provided advice and expertise on issues including the appropriateness of the underpinning assumptions and best practice approaches to quantifying education and training capacity and modelling workload measures.