Sentence examples for sector date from inspiring English sources

Using the main window of the service, called Channel One, subscribers can navigate by sector, date, markets or region, or apply filters to create their own personalized channels.

But most of the public sector dates back to the founding of Northern Ireland in 1922 following Ireland's war of independence.

In fact, a review of existing legal regulations of PSCs shows that the attempts by the state to promote and regulate the private security sector dates back to the early 1970s with the promulgation of Section 38 of the Police Service Act of 1970 (Act 350).

The first application of DEA in the health sector dates back to 1983, in which Nunamaker and Lewin [ 5] measured the efficiency of the routine nursing service.

The full-fledged commitment of the Chinese government to private involvement in the water and other utility sectors dates from late 2002.

These hires will significantly increase our presence in the gaming space and accelerate the level of success we have enjoyed in this sector to date.

He denied that a reluctance to bail-out the sector to date meant that the love-in with charities was over and defended the government's record.

She added: "However, this is still an incredibly young technology, and future development is absolutely dependent on continued support from Holyrood, Westminster and Brussels, who have all played a vitally important part in the growth of the sector to date".

The news could herald a bidding war and comes weeks after Swiss insurer ACE agreed an £18bn deal to buy US property insurer Chubb – the biggest takeover in the insurance sector to date.

At the end of June, Ofgem referred the much-criticised power industry to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), starting what will be the biggest investigation into the sector to date.

Unable to modernize the agricultural sector to date, it is quite surprising to design pastoral policies based on agrarian assumptions.