Sentence examples for sector meetings from inspiring English sources
Planning government meetings can be more complicated than private sector meetings because organizers have to work within per diems.
Rollins says: "I attended a lot of sector meetings – private, independent and third-sector – and they were all having issues with retaining and attracting quality [staff]." She adds: "It's the same across the whole sector.
On the events front, we successfully experimented with targeted industry sector meetings, gathering the research leaders from the Petrochemicals Industry to a session at Endicott House, co-chaired by Professors Robert Brown and Thomas Jordan.
Forums such as Davos, CEO gatherings, sector meetings and other professional organisation meetings have value in bringing people together.
Additionally, multi-agency meetings provide the opportunity to present information to key stakeholders, including at local, regional and national Civil Defence and Emergency Management (CDEM) sector meetings, and volcano advisory group meetings.
Convened 52 FSL Sector meetings at national and state levels.
The announcement follows key figures from the oil and gas sector meeting with both Scottish and UK ministers in London on Tuesday to discuss how the industry could best weather the storm caused by falling prices.
It should be pointed out that equal user power allocation [3] is suboptimal, since it typically results in only one sector meeting the maximum transmitted power pre-allocated to subchannel n, and the remaining B - 1 sectors transmit below the Pmax/N value.
The charity sector meeting was undertaken with the chief executive and executive head of HR.
On Sunday, the New York Times reported that an intelligence official and general who has since been fired in what looked like a meager attempt at damage control was among a group of Saudi officials who broached international assassinations in private-sector meetings last year.
There were no active cross-sector meetings specific to older people's mental health servicing.
