Sentence examples for sector affairs from inspiring English sources

"Both candidates would be very good for the arts," said Nina Ozlu, vice president of public and private sector affairs for Americans for the Arts, a nonprofit advocacy group in Washington.

From 1993 through 2008 he was the CEO of the national Arts & Business Council, merging it in 2005 with Americans for the Arts, which led to his serving as Vice President for Private Sector Affairs for Americans for the Arts.

DESPITE the assurances from President Jacques Chirac at the outset of Sanofi-Synthélabo's hostile bid for Aventis in January, that any deal should be purely a private-sector affair, the French government has got its way.

The cost of making a Cyprus bailout an official-sector-only affair would push its debt-to-G.D.P. ratio above 140 percent.

Investors Chronicle, from FT Business, was one of the rare fallers in the current affairs sector, with circulation dropping 5% year on year and 2.2% period on period to 28,516.

In a largely positive set of results for the news and current affairs sector, BBC History Magazine, produced by Radio Times publisher Immediate Media, was also up, 4.7% on the first half of last year to 78,695.

More than a year on from Lobbying: Access and Influence in Whitehall, the first parliamentary inquiry into the public affairs sector for 20 years, Wright offered a candid and upbeat view of the industry, acknowledging both the absolute right to lobby MPs and the substantial benefit to government of receiving such representations.

As a sector in world affairs, water is reaching a tipping point.

Examining the structural contexts of health inequities also implies a focus on the influence of the private sector in public affairs.

As with Havas, WPP was also affected by a sharp drop in revenue from public relations and public affairs—sectors that are supposed to hold up better during difficult times.

However, that has given way to a more sober assessment: while digital edition circulation is up 50% year-on-year, to 585,000, most of this is driven by brands in the news and current affairs sectors, such as the Economist, The Week and Spectator.