Sentence examples for sector has decided from inspiring English sources

In effect, the state will take on much of the debt that the private sector has decided to jettison.

And Brazil's private sector has decided, however reluctantly, that, though the FTAA would be uncomfortable, that is a price worth paying to get into the United States market.All this adds up to progress, to the point that boosters of the FTAA speak of its "increasing irreversibility".

The private sector has decided to park their record profits and cash reserves ($4.5 trillion at last count) elsewhere--either overseas, or in Wall Street speculation, or buying back their own stock to increase the record payouts to their CEOs and stockholders.

Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, already facing skepticism over her handling of legislation that would raise wages for some private-sector workers, has decided to add an exemption for one of New York's biggest pending developments, Hudson Yards.

In order to limit the CO2 emissions in the transport sector, the EU has decided to include the aviation industry in the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU-ETS), from 1st January 2012 with the Directive 101/2008/EC.

The report notes that although the Canadian government has decided to regulate greenhouse gas emission sector by sector, "there is no sector-by-sector analysis to support it".

However the new mayor has decided that the private sector must compete with the public sector to see who gets to continue to collect the city's recycling.

"We're in a deep recession mainly because the private sector, for a variety of reasons, has decided to save a lot more.

This suggests that, rather than pushing companies to explore some new area which the government in its wisdom or folly has decided is the sector of the future, industrial policy should encourage competition instead, thus reducing firms' tendency to seek out less contested arenas.Does this work in practice?

However, the government has decided to bring a number of private sector organisations who provide services to the public under the scope of the new law.

That is noteworthy because Bernie Sanders has decided to assign all the ills of this world to the financial services sector.