Sentence examples for sector open from inspiring English sources

Well, looky here: Failing to live up to commitments Mexico made to the W.T.O. to keep its telecommunications sector open to competition.

A "desirable" outcome for Iraqi's crippled oil industry, officials concluded, is: "... an oil sector open and attractive to foreign investment, with appropriate arrangements for the exploitation of new fields".

But a new government in Greece will, in exchange, have to commit to shrinking its bureaucratic state sector, open up its markets, eliminate corruption and reform its antiquated labour laws.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Pilot oil rate comparison between full field and sector Open image in new window Fig. 5 Pilot water cut comparison between full field and sector.

Nowadays, increasingly stringent directives in the transport sector open interesting possibilities for the development of new traction technologies based on electrochemical storage and fuel cells, that are characterized by some limitations: the electrochemical storage systems have a limited range while fuel cells have not a proper response capability for very variable load demands.

Once wiki style online collaboration becomes an all the more common practice, Mayfield believes that SocialText's exclusive focus on wikis, four years of experience in the sector, open source technology and straight forward pricing structure will continue to set them apart from the competition.

The sector opened its doors to them after they left politics because they had fostered warm working relationships in the draughty corridors of power.

The retail sector opens up large numbers of extra roles to cope with demand and even the grimiest pubs and bars need extra pairs of hands during what is their busiest time of year.

Once the private sector opened up in 1994, the three shifted to 20th Century Mutual Fund.

That decision to include the private sector opened the launch pads for commercial drones.

On the other hand, an underdeveloped services sector opened up scope for horizontal FDI.