Sentence examples for sector and structure from inspiring English sources

They have a banking sector and structure that is not likely to be able to withstand the next 15 years.

"They have a shrinking population base, they have a withering economy, they have a banking sector and structure that is not likely to be able to withstand the next 15 years, they're in a situation where the world is changing before them and they're clinging to something in the past that is not sustainable".

The overall effect is determined by the increase of relative prices for different economic sectors and structure of consumer expenditure for different income groups.

Stating that based on the treatment items billed in accordance with the BEMA and GOZ, the determination of the annual volume of sales in the dental sector and the structure of those sales was generated and implemented in the methodological approach of the HSA.

In particular, public sector policies and structures over the past 20 years have been globally influenced by "New Public Management" (NPM), a philosophy of administration associated with neoliberal public sector reforms.

The maritime industry (including fishing) has been identified as an area of potentially high risk for human trafficking due to the nature of the work in the sector, and the employment structures that are used.

A strengthened community based system also entails coordinating actors who do not exist in formal hierarchical or contractual relationships with health services, such as providers from other sectors and community structures.

Output heterogeneity reflects the diverse ways and means that the value added of economic activity combining and leveraging the key inputs discussed earlier, is captured and exploited, namely, number and size of firms, firm performance, market concentration, number and rate of renewal of products and services, as well as public-private sector partnerships structure and performance, to name a few.

These strategies weaken the public sector health structure and damage people's health [ 20, 88].

A "cluster-based approach" is thought essential for involving the private sector, and an "overarching organisational structure" for economic development is deemed helpful to coordinate and drive the process.

Raquel Rolnik, UN special rapporteur on adequate housing, said the agency had played a pivotal role in pushing a paradigm that favours the "commodification of housing, and now the takeover of housing and urban sectors by finance, its logic and structure".