Sentence examples for sector constructed from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a panorama of the flavor and fragrance (F&F) technological sector, constructed with the use of patent applications worldwide.

Seraj (cited in CRDP 2014) shows that in recent years, the private sector constructed about 25,000 housing units per year of which more than 17,000 units were supplied by real estate developers (Fig. 3).

Patients who had received acupuncture in the private sector constructed detailed accounts of the benefits of private care.

Restructuring education sector Constructed with support from UNICEF and the Government of the Netherlands, The Ganta Public School is part of an initiative that aims to build high quality schools in a country where overcrowded public schools with inadequate staff and infrastructure are the norm.

Paulson honestly believes that the financial sector as constructed is productive, makes sense, and should continue to operate in roughly its current form.

At the British First Army headquarters, a large-scale plasticine model of the Vimy sector was constructed and used to show commissioned and senior non-commissioned officers the topographical features of the battlefield and details of the German trench system.

Once a narrative of a country's T&C sector was constructed, material regarding labour market and social policies was searched for, particularly across international organizations including the International Labour Organization, World Bank and Asian Development Bank.

The Taiwanese government has implemented the "Thousand Wind Turbines" project as a collaboration with the private sector to construct a wind power infrastructure.

The FINESSE project (Finance Education in a Scalable Software Environment)1 addresses problems associated with the teaching of finance courses in the UK Higher Education sector by constructing a networked, computer-based portfolio management game.

China claims that its priorities within the health sector include constructing health facilities, providing medicines and medical equipment, dispatching medical teams, training medical workers, and conducting exchanges and cooperation with developing countries, but these efforts have rarely been quantified or these claims verified.

In addition, that part of the law that dealt with the road haulage sector seems curiously constructed (1.3).