Sentence examples for sector representing from inspiring English sources

In addition, around 70% of GSE members joined from the private sector, representing a valuable body of relevant commercial and project management experience on which the civil service can draw.

The bank was a small player in the sector, representing about $78 million in bonds and loan financing for such companies from 2008 to April of this year, according to data compiled by the Rainforest Action Network, an environmental group tracking the issue.

President Lázaro Cárdenas (1934 40) enhanced the authority of the peasant wing of the party and balanced the existing party sectors with a so-called popular sector representing such disparate groups as civil servants, the professions, small businessmen, small farmers, artisans, youth, and women.

The residential sector, representing 27% and 17% of global energy consumption and CO2 emissions, respectively, has a considerable role to mitigate global climate change.

Standard & Poor's maintains a fundamentally neutral outlook on the 33-industry consumer discretionary sector, representing over 10% of the S&P 500, but also anticpates a 51% earnings jump for the fiscal year from the group.

By letting the i th RCA be the radio coverage area of the i th transmitting SN, which is actually its transmission beam, rMNZ (i) is in fact the radius of the circular sector representing it, such that the interference from i is considered to be null outside its RCA.

The public sector represents almost 60% of the Welsh economy.

Yet the sector represents a huge opportunity for Japan.

Cherish charities: The voluntary sector represents the public's desire for real social change.

It estimates the sector represents 5% of the British economy valued at £76.9bn.

Instead, he is finding that the automotive sector represents an attractive field to these developers.