Sentence examples for sector opening up from inspiring English sources

The main elements of India's economic liberalization were greater reliance on the private sector, opening up to foreign trade and foreign direct investment, reorienting government activities to those that the market was unlikely to perform well, and ensuring macroeconomic balance and a well-run financial sector.

We have seen entrepreneurs adopting a broader value-based agenda, and the NGO sector opening up to the concept of impact investing.

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.

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.

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

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

To implement the new policy and develop the entrepreneurial model, the public sector opened up to collaboration with private parties.

Supporting the involvement of other sectors opens up new opportunities to create diverse and sustainable funding streams.

At the end of 2000, NDA government under Prime Minister Vajpayee announced a big bang liberalization of the telecom sector, inviting private investments in the sector by opening up the licenses to one and all on a revenue share basis with only a nominal upfront charge.

This year, the government has taken measures to rein in the  deficit to 5.3 percent of G.D.P., has raised the price of fertilizer and diesel, and has allowed further foreign investment in the retail sector by opening up the insurance, pension and aviation sectors for foreign investment.

It has been noted that among the top 5 causes of deforestation and forest degradation are (Chipompha, 1997) uncontrolled tree felling for fuelwood for curing tobacco in the smallholder and estate sectors, opening up of new gardens and farming areas, firewood for commercial purposes, infrastructure development and shifting cultivation.