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"Gail McGovern brings outstanding leadership skills from the private sector, coupled with a deep commitment to volunteerism," Bonnie McElveen-Hunthe, the Red Cross chairwoman, said in a statement.

Ricketts observed that "pressure on Iran's financial sector" coupled with falling oil prices have been effective and that the "squeeze" against Iran should continue.

Suggestions by trade unionists in Davos that there needed to be re-regulation of the financial sector coupled with greater pay equity were met with horrified disbelief.

The competitiveness of the NGO sector, coupled with tight budgets – so little to invest in your professional development – mean that NGOs are not always the best employers for fresh graduates.

The big question now is whether worries about the banking sector, coupled with anger over the economy's slow growth and concerns about the ongoing migration crisis, will pose a further risk to Renzi's chances of winning the referendum in the autumn.

Inflation, it is true, edged down in October, to 6.6%, but remains stubbornly above the Central Bank's target range.To revive growth Ms Rousseff needs to restore credibility lost after four years of erratic meddling in the private sector coupled with monetary and fiscal incontinence.

This mating activity has been encouraged by the shift towards technology and service sectors, coupled with deregulation, which has blurred the boundaries between unions' traditional constituencies.

The deep divergence between sectors coupled with the lack of support for a role of oceanographic barriers in defining the location of breaks suggested 1) that the parapatric genetic sectors result from the regional reassembly of formerly vicariant sub-populations, and 2) that the genetic discontinuities at secondary contact zones (and elsewhere) are maintained despite normal migration rates.

Poor quality care in public sector hospitals coupled with the costs of care in the private sector have trapped India's poor in a vicious cycle of poverty, ill health and debt for many decades.

It adds: "The second, more radical, route is towards fundamentally shifting the basis of our relationship with academies through reclassifying academies to the private sector, possibly coupled with a change in the legal framework such as adopting a licensing or FE-like statutory corporation approach".

In the long-run, diversification into formal sector employment, coupled with education and skill development, is recommended.