Sentence examples for sector concepts from inspiring English sources
Some of the thinking has borrowed from private sector concepts where the links between activity and return are relatively clear.
He is Mr. Trump's point man with some foreign governments and in working for Middle East peace, and he is at the helm of a new White House Office of American Innovation, which seeks to bring private sector concepts into the West Wing to streamline a bureaucracy whose upper echelons Mr. Trump has so far left largely vacant.
Arick Wierson, a former senior communications and media advisor to Mayor Bloomberg, remarked, "The Bloomberg Administration was built on bringing private sector concepts like accountability and measurement to all things big and small in the business of government".
Leveraging private-sector concepts, the Center seeks to define a model that generates value and knowledge creation by connecting university technologies, resources, and capabilities with those of low-income communities.
"Except that it's a private-sector concept that had never been embraced by the public sector".
The current European multi module segment (MMS) blanket concept favours a less invasive small port entry maintenance system over large sector transport concepts, because of the reduced impact on other tokamak systems – particularly the magnetic coils.
In this paper, two issues are focused: the onsite sector assembly concept and sector welding technology.
While the empirical focus is on developing countries and rural sectors, the concepts and methods of analysis are of broader application.
A lack of existing "generic" industry-sector-specific concepts for service description is a main problem that the potential of e-commerce is not utilized for product-services.
Based on the sector nonlinearity concept of Tanaka and Wang (2001) [1], the uncertain nonlinear system can be exactly represented by T S fuzzy models.
Since the Treasury can always borrow money more cheaply than the private sector, the concept of PFI has always appeared suspiciously like hire-purchase, with tomorrow's generation of taxpayers picking up the bill.
