Sentence examples for sector constituents from inspiring English sources

She said: "Do you agree with me that we should be in the vanguard of reforming our own pensions so we can look our public sector constituents in the face?" Mr Cameron - who in opposition described MPs' final salary scheme as "very generous" - replied: "I agree with you that we are public sector workers as well and we should be subject to exactly the same changes we are asking others to take on.

Sullivan & Cromwell LLP participated in these efforts, alongside other law firms and official-sector constituents, including the International Monetary Fund, the New York Federal Reserve Bank and the U.S. Treasury.

The sector's constituents include some of the high-flying stocks of the past few years, like Facebook and Netflix, that have seen sharper pullbacks over the past several months.

These themes were pre-determined taking into account the review objectives and focused on the main health sector response constituents.

Mr. Rangel insists that his staff listen to the views of all sectors, all constituents.

Yet for many social sector organizations, constituent engagement is a challenge, as listening is a challenge for many people.

While the project aimed to improve malaria treatment and reduce risks associated with presumptive treatment by introducing diagnostics into the private sector, the local constituents of the project were also concerned by the way in which it reflected the relationship between the drug shops and the formal health service.

At the broader level, the state should develop co-operative and collaborative relationships with the private sector and its constituent businesses, especially domestic firms.

The capping effect on the country's mining sector – comprising a key constituent of the FTSE – has kept the UK tied to a tight 20-point range, unable to make any real gains through 6720.

Step forward the DCMS: alongside people in its constituent sectors, it needs to forge a meaning for the phrase 'cultural and social wellbeing' and then make sure it is taken seriously across government.

It was once a politician's responsibility to find jobs in the public sector for his (rarely her) constituents.