Sentence examples for sector match from inspiring English sources

The model for his energy revolution follows a template from previous initiatives on vaccines and agriculture: bring in some billionaires, the private sector, match fund by governments, and solve the world's biggest challenges.

How does the emphasis, in the Lisbon Agenda, on science for innovation by the commercial sector match the needs of health research at European and global levels [ 39]? Steiglitz [ 40] and Chen et al [ 41] developed the case for both knowledge and health as 'global public goods' in a colloquium by the United Nations Development Project.

2.12pm BST The pound could surge higher tomorrow morning if the latest survey of the construction sector matches today's strong manufacturing data.

The results of the second annual round of a scheme to fund equipment through partnerships between industry and government reveal $72 million from the private sector, matched by $55 million from the government.

This leads us to ask, to what extent has the rhetoric regarding aid alignment in the health sector, matched on the ground realities?

Investment in bonds as part of portfolio diversification should be done via a mix of sectors matching your income needs, risk tolerance and interest rate outlook.

As in Stähler and Thomas (2012), the values for private-sector and public-sector matching efficiency (kappa _{e}^{p}) and (kappa _{e}^{g}) and private-sector vacancy posting costs (kappa _{v}^{p}) as well as the corresponding foreign country counterparts, have to be derived "endogenously" to meet the targets.

But some of the money already allocated could be spent more strategically, requiring programs that receive funding to insist on higher standards — more teacher training, better quality curricula, more private-sector matching funds and more innovative teaching technology, among other improvements.

It's inspiring to learn how the public sector can match the private when it comes to price fixing.

In May the European Parliament approved €470m ($730m) for a fuel-cell and hydrogen initiative, a sum it expects the private sector to match.

For the public sector to match the acquisition price, it would have to have made or backed a competitive offer from a nonprofit group of at least $42,550 a room ($18 million for the 423 existing rooms).