Sentence examples for sector captures from inspiring English sources
Although the San Diego Sector captures more illegal aliens than any other sector in the country--more than 470,000 in FY 1990, almost half the US total--this record does little for the morale of the agents, since there is no real penalty imposed on those who are apprehended.
Setting aside the technical detail that there is no requirement for independent schools to sponsor an academy to retain charitable status, Wilshaw's suppressed fury about the failings of the independent sector captures a political narrative that has cast a long shadow over the sector, a shadow that has complicated its relationship with the maintained sector and the Department for Education.
The analysis of the educational sector captures data on all the state Medical Faculties' students in Serbia (financed via public taxes) but does not include enrollments in postgraduate or specialist studies.
If stories from the aid sector capture attention and inspire action, traditional media will follow the lead.
The Palestinians want to establish their capital in east Jerusalem, the sector captured by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War.
It is therefore important that instruments used to measure and value quality of life outcomes in the aged care sector capture such broader quality of life outcomes.
Confining the analysis to workers in the health sector captured the award agreements of the state of Queensland and the industry.
The fisheries and livestock sectors capture the highest share of protein-rich animal food and demonstrate accelerated growth as an agriculture subsidiary.
The table consists of 38 sectors, 6 of which refer to energy goods and services, 11 manufacturing industries and construction, 16 service sectors, 2 transport sectors and communications, 3 sectors capture activities in agriculture, fishing and forestry.
For a second day, it was the beaten-down drug sector that captured much of this attention.
But Nehru, impressed by the Soviet model, wanted the public sector to capture the commanding heights of the economy.
