Sentence examples for sector hands from inspiring English sources

We have held five highway auctions, transferring over 4,000 km to private sector hands.

Bradbook adds: "For some there will be a fear or a determination not to let something go into private sector hands.

And Jacqui Taylor of Flyingbinary, which works on open data, warned the committee that "there is no guarantee on future prices of PAF data once Royal Mail is in private sector hands".

The shadow transport team are examining whether or not the private sector intercity rail franchises should be taken from private sector hands when their contracts, expire and handed to a directly operated railway, alongside a merged Network Rail.

Basically, the public sector handed the growth baton to the private sector before it was ready to run with it.

Employers in the sector handed out bonuses of £13.9bn to their staff last year – an increase of 2.2% from a year earlier.

The agency can only succeed, said the foundation, with the involvement of the private sector, handing over the baton at the right moment.That could yet happen.

Curriculum and assessment authorities are often a reflection of the most socially segregated educational settings – partly due to the concentration in exclusive schools of the most highly qualified and experienced staff, and partly due to the historical dominance of the high-fee private school sector, hand in glove with the sandstone universities.

Only three significant correlations were found (p ≤ 0.05): between 'majority of clients from retail sector'and 'years of experience' (r = -0.15), and 'majority of clients from industrial sector' (r = 0.27), respectively, and between 'majority of clients from industrial sector' and 'disability assessments mainly under the Disability Insurance Act legislation' (r = -0.14).

A large portion of the national wealth accumulates in private-sector hands, but only a minimal segment of this wealth has been traditionally earmarked for national infrastructure.

Time and time again, upon the launch of each new iteration of Apple's A-series mobile processors based on ARM core technology, the Cupertino-based company has shown it has some of the most potent silicon integration prowess in the smartphone and tablet sectors, hands-down.