Sentence examples for sector and information from inspiring English sources

All OECD countries are included in the sample provided that we have data on the size of the informal sector and information on the legal and regulatory framework for the purpose of tax compliance collected by the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes (OECD 2012).

The EC says developing smart infrastructure could require up to €1.5-2tn for trans-European transport networks, the energy sector and information and communication technologies.

Analyses on the R&D sector and information society at the regional level were carried out by Aristovnik (2014b).

It was also clear that recruitment of large numbers of people with dementia and their carers would require Research Management and Governance approvals across multiple sites and sectors, and information management approvals for data storage.

The firm plans to focus on the financial sector, business and information services, telecommunications, media, and consumer products.

MEPs will ask the Commission for data on the impact on the transport sector and for information on possible EU measures to prevent further losses.

We will continue to work with the private sector and share information so they can safeguard their systems against the actions of persistent cyber criminals". The original FBI line is above.

The majority of studies targeted the public sector (12), only two the private sector, and no information on the type of workplace was given for another two.

Founded in 1868, the Tata Group comprises more than 90 companies in seven business sectors: communications and information technology; engineering; materials; services; energy; consumer products; and chemicals.

Her dissertation studies how private sector research practices and information sharing between industry and academics may shape the national R&D ecosystem.

This knowledge has been successfully used for volcanic risk management, such as informing emergency management exercises, development of public and sector specific information resources and some risk assessments (Wilson et al. 2014).