Sentence examples for sector contingent from inspiring English sources

Laws, the MP for Yeovil, is a strong advocate of market economics, and his presence on the front bench will act as a counterweight to its strong public sector contingent (the education spokesman, Phil Willis, is a former headmaster and the health spokesman, Evan Harris, was a hospital doctor and British Medical Association activist).

The Voloveka, a Right Sector contingent consisting of 27 men, had established a forward base six miles from the border of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic.

The final set of four approaches all use money as the metric: those implied by decisions in the public sector, contingent valuation using an individual's stated WTP, WTP from a societal perspective and monetising in terms of the impact on well-being.

The net effect has been an enormous increase – largely unmapped and unrecognised – in the use by the public sector of interim, contingent and contractor labour.

For example, the origin of eyespots in the Pc wing sector is never contingent on the presence of eyespots in the adjacent Cu2 wing sector.

"The sharp increase in public-sector borrowing and contingent government liabilities, together with continued financial sector fragility, are significant vulnerabilities.

The obligations of a country's financial sector are, in extremis, contingent obligations of the government.

We would therefore likely view the financial sector as a significant contingent risk to the state.

As in other industrialised countries, regulation of the Australian pharmaceutical sector is an uneasy contingent system, its character reflecting the normative strength of private, relative to public, policy imperatives.

There is no mention, for example, of the way financial-sector risks create huge contingent liabilities for the federal government.

The government pays for the Louvre's 700 guards, but a freeze on hiring in the public sector means that its security contingent is 100 people short.