Sentence examples for sector pathways from inspiring English sources

The government embarked upon a 10 year strategic plan for the sector, Pathways to the Future: Ngã Huarahi Arataki 2002 2012 (Ministry of Education, 2002; Dalli & Te One, 2003).

In order to reach a goal of universal access to modern energy services in Africa by 2030, consideration of various electricity sector pathways is required to help inform policy-makers and investors, and help guide power system design.

To close this gap requires an integrated approach throughout the pharmaceutical sector and pathways for clinical care that simultaneously responds to all of the factors identified in the fishbone diagram.

The Sera complex is divided into two sectors by pathways; the eastern part contains the Great Assembly Hall and the dwellings and the western part has the well-known three colleges: the Sera Je Dratsang, the Sera Me Dratsang; and the Ngakpa Dratsang, all instituted by Tsongkhapa as monastic universities that catered to monks in the age range 8-70.

This includes both improved university engagement with the community and the health care sector and enhanced pathways and relationships for research transfer to policy makers, organisational decision makers, practitioners and consumers.

Laura Gardiner: "In terms of retention, I'd add that social care doesn't offer a very strong career pathway for those looking to earn more and develop theirs skills, so many choose to move out into sectors with clearer pathways, like health".

Yet many currently working in the sector feel that the pathways to formal leadership positions are unclear: more than half of employees that we surveyed said they would need to leave their university in order to progress in their careers.

In particular, transcription factors Isgf3g and Irf7 are known to play a definitive role in the proximal sector in the signaling pathways mediating massive interferon-α production [ 42].

SPA allows opening up the black box of national and international supply chains uncovering the largest inter-sector and inter-country pathways of flows of goods and services through the global economy (Lenzen 2007; Peters and Hertwich 2006).

Therefore, the risk assessment should identify the higher risk pathways and sectors.

At the third workshop, participants established priority actions about care pathways; cross-sector training and referral; the need for a service agreement, expressed particularly by the mental health service senior manager; and inclusion of older people's mental health in the local public health plan.