Sentence examples for sector beyond from inspiring English sources

We also want the DfT to keep the franchise in the public sector beyond 2011 as a benchmark to see whether other franchises provide value for money".

The consequence: a striking reluctance to level with voters about the post-election choice: for example, would the Conservatives reduce the size of the public sector beyond their current plans, or forego tax cuts if circumstances dictate?

Johnson said last week that the deep spending cuts planned by Osborne amounted to a "colossal" reduction in the size of the state and could change Britain's public sector "beyond all recognition".

"To progress the sector beyond economic fragility and develop innovation opportunities that go beyond experimentation we need positive interventions from policy makers and the wider media industry," said Kathryn Geels, programme manager for Nesta.

As part of my research for the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education, I interviewed 20 heads of UK higher education institutions to discuss the role of prestige in their work, their institutions, and in the sector beyond.

While Turner points out that the boom that preceded the financial crash had "swollen some parts of the financial sector beyond their economically efficient size", it is crucial to the British economy that London remains a significant financial centre.

Actuarial professionals, whose very job it is to look after risk management in the financial sector and beyond, have continued to ignore climate change.

"The truth is technology has fundamentally transformed the way we work, both in the tech sector and beyond," she points out.

The new programme aims at replicating good practices from previous DRR initiatives to sustain past successes in the education sector and beyond and ensure resilience at all levels.

Care providers might not go under entirely – many operate in sectors beyond learning disability, where they can continue to function – but they may be forced to withdraw from this vital sector.

Mathletics features in his teaching at Kelley, and he hopes that the downturn will lead to schools recognising opportunities in sectors beyond financial services.At the Wharton School of Business, faculty faith in the sports business extends to the students.