Sentence examples for sector set up from inspiring English sources

Will the corporate sector set up programmes to support older people?

Award: Supporting Learners with Information, Advice and Guidance Winner: Federation of Entertainment Unions Working together, the unions within the sector set up a training hub to provide information, advice and guidance for freelancers working in media and entertainment.

In September, Crimea's ethnic Muslim minority, the Crimean Tatars, and the radical right-wing organization known as Right Sector set up a blockade on several highways leading into Crimea to stop food and other supplies from entering the Russia-occupied peninsula of Ukraine.

The prime minister, David Cameron, announces a review of the banking sector, sets up Banking Commission.

On July 1st, Turkish-Cypriots pushed the green line 300 metres south into a scantily patrolled sector, setting up a new checkpoint for Strovilia, a village with a handful of Greek-Cypriot residents.

He has also borrowed a number of tricks from the private sector: setting up a marketing department to sell the city to outside business (not always an easy task); publishing a concise version of his annual budget modelled on company statements; simplifying the tortuous process needed to get a licence; lightening the tax burden in the hope that greater compliance may actually increase revenues.

And heroes like Ali Parsa who, inspired by a surgeon friend who complained he was fed up with the poor management of healthcare institutions in both private and public sectors, set up Circle Health that now runs and builds hospitals.

In order to encourage commercial skill development and improvement across all universities engaged in commercialisation, the sector has set up, an educational not-for-profit organisation, Praxis Unico which supports innovation and commercialisation in the public sector by the sharing between organisations of good practice.

The system in our sector is set up to implement long-term strategies and stick to them".

It was then that the partnership turned to the private sector to set up the loan fund, raising $90,000 from the Roslyn Savings Foundation and the banks J. P. Morgan Chase, Citibank, Astoria Federal Savings, Fleet and U.S. Trust.

We have spent 18 months reflecting upon these issues and are determined to move on as soon as possible with others in our sector to set up a new body that will ensure British journalism is both responsible and robust.