Sentence examples for sector credentials from inspiring English sources

Ahead of Mitt Romney's big victory in Florida Tuesday night, Jon Stewart took a moment to break down the GOP candidate's private sector credentials, specifically his time at Bain Capital, on "The Daily Show".

González (2004) argues that dual practice might improve service quality in the public sector, since physicians would seek to establish their private sector credentials through quality services offered in the public sector.

THE C.E.O.-PRESIDENT CASE The disgust with government is so pervasive that private-sector credentials have particular appeal.

He had better public-sector credentials than Mr. Romney -- the sitting three-term governor of a large state rather than the former one-term governor of a medium-sized state -- and his signature accomplishment in office was a strong job-creation record rather than shepherding the passage of a health care bill that is substantively similar to President Obama's.

As circumstances would have it, the worst act of terrorism in American history would not only make Mr. Bloomberg's private-sector credentials more appealing to the electorate, but it would also turn his most influential backer -- Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani -- into a national hero.

They tout business models and business thinking, not to mention private sector business credentials, as if running government is the same thing as running a corporation.

Nick Temple, of Social Enterprise UK, sees procurement as a "big opportunity both for social enterprises and the private sector to demonstrate their credentials and achieve positive social impact".

"There is a pipeline of new business in both the oil and gas and petrochemical sectors given the strong credentials of UK exporters in these areas," it said.

But the fact that the pro-Tory businesses letter was answered, albeit cleverly, by a mixture of workers and celebrities rather than say, a hundred pro-Labour companies or a thousand small business owners, still speaks to a weakness in both Labour's economic credentials and private sector stakeholder relations.

"He was a great governor, terrific private sector experience and now foreign policy credentials".

Instead Virgin applies what it calls a "green filter" to select companies with better-than-average green credentials within any industry sector.