Sentence examples for sector task from inspiring English sources

"Economic growth and job creation alone is not enough," said Ad Ooms, chair of Concord's private sector task force.

Yet President Obama's auto sector task force should not agree to fork over the extra $16 billion that G.M. has requested until the company, its bondholders and its union have reached watertight agreements to slash its liabilities and stanch the hemorrhage of money, as they promised to do when they first asked for a taxpayer handout in December.

UNICEF in action National Plan of Action for the Prevention and Response to Violence against Children (2011-2015) UNisEF is working closely with Tanzania's Multi- Sector Task Force on Violence against Children, led by the Ministry of Community Development, Gender and Children.

As Bloomberg reported this week, those who perform all the service sector tasks for the prosperous disruptors of the tech industry are slowly but surely getting priced out of their meager accommodations.

Finally, certain public sector tasks and responsibilities, imposed by law, possibly impede the formulation of PPP [ 29].

From 2004 to 2009 there was a 28percentt increase in the number of professional women with nonworking husbands (unemployed or retired), according to a new survey done by the Center for Work-Life Policy, an organization I founded and where I lead a private-sector task force called Hidden Brain Drain.

Cambodia established a multi-sector task force on orphans and vulnerable children.

In Mali, PSI's ProFam network is changing norms around public-sector task shifting by piloting an approach to task shift IUD provision to midwives in private ProFam clinics.

UNICEF also supported the establishment of a multi-sector task force which provided expertise and feedback to a pool of national experts involved in the formulation of ELDS.

At the NHS Leadership Academy, we recognise these as the talents of the systems leader and we believe we have an important role in developing systems leadership across all sectors tasked with delivering public services.

The then-prime minister's drive to contract out public-sector tasks to the private sector laid the foundations for firms taking over such services as school and hospital meals, buildings maintenance and even staff training.