Sentence examples for sector close from inspiring English sources
We need a fresh act to restore and strengthen guarantees on terms and conditions for public sector workers transferred to the private sector, close loopholes in agency worker regulations and create statutory rules against sham self-employment.
People feel President Kenyatta has not done enough to tackle the problem of insecurity that has brought the country's tourism sector close to its knees and threatens East Africa's largest economy.
Different behaviour is observed in summer for both solar activity levels: the maximum value of the F2-layer is not observed close to noon but in a time sector close to midnight.
In summer (January) foF2 reaches its minimum value around the noon sector while the maximum in the diurnal variation of foF2 is located in a time sector close to midnight.
Under high-solar activity conditions, EPBs have been commonly observed in the Southeast Asian longitude sector close to the June solstice (see 2002 data in Li et al. (2011)'s Fig. 3).
The most populous Spanish-speaking country in the world, Mexico has booming ports on both oceans, abundant natural resources, a longstanding, well-developed industrial sector, close business ties to the United States, and easy access to the burgeoning US Latino population (with their soon-to-be $1.5 trillion in buying power).
The financial sector closed lower.
But its shares slid with the rest of the financial sector, closing down $2.65, at $179.44.
The shares, which have outperformed the rest of the supermarket sector, closed down more than 2% at 382p, which traders blamed on profit taking.
Dr Robert Gross, director of the centre for energy policy and technology at Imperial College London, told the Guardian that even in electricity generation, the sector closest to meeting the 2020 targets, progress was slowing because of government policy.
Flights and trains were suspended, ferries stayed in ports and the public sector closed down.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe Portuguese government was criticised for caving in to pressure from unions and business groups when it reversed a decision to finance a cut in corporate taxes by increasing workers' pension contributions.
