Sentence examples for sector for learning from inspiring English sources

And though conservatives are fond of late at championing "running a business", as superior to the public sector for learning about consequences, even Cheney's time at Halliburton can hardly be used as evidence of having to be accountable by any traditional meaning of the term.

Calderstones hospital near Clitheroe, Lancashire, will close along with up to half the 2,600 hospital beds in the NHS and private sectors that are being used for learning disabled people.

But it was reported to have failed to fully catalyse action across all government departments and sectors, or to develop adequate mechanisms for learning about the effectiveness of the different elements and actions in the Strategy.

In some sectors there has been a strong history of self-organization for learning.

Further problems arise from the high turnover in personnel in the public sectors in both countries that undermines institutional memory and reduces opportunities for learning.

Part of being an entrepreneur (be it in the nonprofit or for-profit sector) is learning from your mistakes -- improving every time, so that each move you make is forward, each failure a lesson that when taken to heart will promote growth.

The retail sector has the budget and profit-seeking incentive to really explore the territory of customer service, take risks, define best practice and set new precedents that the public sector can learn from for free.

But the sector has been learning, as research shows.

There is the chance for the private sector to learn from the public sector in this area.

Before the Games become a distant memory, though, there is still time for the public sector to learn from the success of London 2012.

One challenge, he suggested, is for partners in the private sector to learn from that field-based perspective.