Sentence examples for sector resilience from inspiring English sources

"The agreements reached today are a landmark achievement to strengthen banking sector resilience in a manner that reflects the key lessons of the crisis," said Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank and chairman of the Basel Committee.

Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank and chairman of the Basel Committee, called the agreements "a landmark achievement to strengthen banking sector resilience in a manner that reflects the key lessons of the crisis".

Further steps should be devoted to the development of indicators taking into account grid interconnection, energy sector resilience in the quest for a mix optimum.

A diagonal element in the sector resilience coefficient matrix noted as k ii is estimated as: k_{ii} = frac{{ln [q_{i} left( o right) - q_{i} left( {T_{i} } right)}}{{T_{i} }}left( {frac{1}{{1 - a_{ii}^ right) (5 where ( q_{i} left( o right) ) is the initial inoperability of sector i and ( q_{i} left( T right) ) is the final level of inoperability at time T. T denotes speed of recovery.

In theory, derivatives, securitisation and a choice of financing should spread risk, increase the financial sector's resilience and reduce the economic damage from a shock.

The findings come after Nick Hurd, the minister for civil society, warned that the going was about to become even harder for charities that depended on funding from local councils which face further cuts – even though the voluntary sector's resilience had already been tested "as probably never before".

While the additional capital "should improve the euro-area banking sector's resilience over the medium term," he said at a news conference, "it is essential that national supervisors ensure that the implementation of banks' recapitalization plans does not result in developments that are detrimental to the financing of economic activity in the euro area".

Although the following year faced a substantial decline in funding, the legaltech sector exhibits resilience and is continuing to evolve.

In the Asian context, the private sector's resilience building will depend mainly on risk reduction for the small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) that are the main contributors of the national GDP.

Richard Yamarone, an economist with the Argus Research Corporation, commented that "the economy continues to thunder on, and the housing sector has shown resilience despite higher interest rates".

The conference also emphasized the role of the private sector in urban resilience because a major share of investment in cities is made by the private sector and highlighted the importance of public private collaboration for financing, design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure.