Sentence examples for sector is based from inspiring English sources
The charity sector is based on altruism so it's a natural magnet for mobile innovation and donations of time and money.
The momentum for sustained development, in partnership with the private sector, is based on a recognition that it is possible to revive poor nations, particularly in Africa, through investments for mutual benefit.
Today, as it was in the colonial era, the sector is based largely on the processing of agricultural products; goods produced include food products, beer, tobacco products, textiles, and leather.
While the UK population, he said, is 14.5% BAME (rising to 40% in London, where most of the sector is based), currently only 5.4% of the creative industries' workforce is non-white – the lowest figure since the monitoring group Creative Skillset started counting.
"The care sector is based on paying the minimum wage or slightly above and society seems to value those working in it and caring for our most vulnerable and elderly less highly than those stacking shelves at any major supermarket, which cannot be right.
Sector is based on employment and is divided into state, collective, agriculture, private and organisations.
They say many jobs and opportunities, especially in the public sector, are based on connections and nepotism.
If it was so transparent, then why did no one (apart from those close to Sir Alan, apparently) know that its head would leave within a few weeks, or that its forecasts for job losses in the public sector were based on one set of assumptions one week, and on a completely different set the week after?
Modeling content knowledge in the commercial sector was based on case-situations and learning-fields (Rosendahl and Straka 2011), or based on subject discipline (Seeber 2008).
Estimates of the GHG emissions for each sector were based on the Embodied Energy and Emission Intensity Data for Japan Using Input Output Tables (3EID) database (Nansai et al. 2008).
Prior to 2005, the T&C sector was based on a system of quotas.
