Sentence examples for sector behaviour from inspiring English sources

Work has also begun on improving economic models to better reflect the impact of banking sector behaviour.

It is public sector behaviour that's the problem here, not a lack of legislation or shortage of evidence of need.

But too often I see well-meaning people swimming out of their depth as they attempt to turn the tide of public sector behaviour.

The idea of manipulating preferences to influence private sector behaviour has been reported to be effective in some settings [ 1].

Even in a low-inflation world, private-sector behaviour can produce boom-and-bust cycles that central bankers are unable to control, as Japan discovered in the late 1980s and emerging Asia did in the first half of the 1990s.

This interplay makes it difficult to determine whether (or to what extent) a given change in performance was caused by a change in policy or by a change in private-sector behaviour undertaken in expectation of a change in policy.

The approach will be holistic, multi-sectoral and multi-layered, addressing the following aspects of reform: revision of the legal framework and introduction of robust standards, capacity development across the health, education and social welfare sectors, behaviour change communication, and introduction of new services and strengthening of existing ones to support inclusion.

Consistent with this interpretation, a sequence comparison of well-characterized 'mutator' genes, which encode DNA error prevention and repair systems (Chopra et al, 2003), did not reveal any variations among EAEC 55989, HUSEC041 and the outbreak strain (Supplementary Table S2) despite their different sectoring behaviour.

In fact, the extended multi-sectoral framework, on which the model is developed, represents economic activities, imperfect labour market and institutional sectors behaviours in each macro region.

"It shames me and it shames the sector that behaviour such as this happened or was allowed to happen and for that I am unreservedly sorry.

The model allows an understanding of the sector's behaviour under the latest policies of the Spanish government, thus helping to design future public policies.