Sentence examples for sector status from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as long as universities claim privileged public sector status, their agony of bondage to the state will continue.

"It puts pressure on the private sector status quo," he said, but avoids using "the nuclear weapon" of government price controls — which he thinks is so controversial that it could derail the discussion.

"This is a tremendously innovative model for reinvigorating the waterways," says Tony Hales, British Waterways' chair, who sees third sector status as "unlocking enormous public support for this national treasure".

The Education Commissionc (1986) even concluded in its Report No. 2 that kindergarten education was not essential and therefore did not deserve aided sector status.

For example, Lin and Bian (1991) derived a status attainment model for urban Chinese by paying close attention to the significance of work sector status as a destination variable and concluded that "social mobility becomes a matter not of getting a better job or making more money but rather of getting into the right work units" (p. 659).

Self-reported psychosocial work environment, life events during the past year, severity of the condition, occupational position, employment sector, marital status, and medication were assessed at baseline.

Maternity care sector, partner status, income management, educational level, area of residence and employment status and hospital maternity sector were not significantly associated with receipt of any domain of psychosocial assessment in the postnatal period, after controlling for other factors.

I want employers, trade unions and front-line staff to play a full part in reasserting the sector's status and value.

International students contribute a great deal to our country – they both establish and reflect our higher education sector's status as "world class", bringing new knowledge, ideas and perspectives from which UK students greatly benefit.

Indeed, the phenomenal returns from venture investments in technology and telecommunications over the last couple of years have dimmed the health care sector's status as a durable long-term holding.

Announcing an effort to tighten regulation after the financial crisis, Michel Barnier, the European commissioner for financial services, said that for the auditing sector, "the status quo is not an option".