Sentence examples for sector task force 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.

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.

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.

By 1981, when Ronald Reagan became president, United Way and Mr. Aramony were recognized as prime movers in charitable giving, and Reagan named him to his Private Sector Initiative task force, which sought ways to compensate for deep cuts in federal spending on welfare and community needs.

Homeland Security under secretary Christopher Krebs said that by bringing together representatives from the public and private sector, the task force has "a unique ability to confront today's challenges by sharing information across government and industry in real-time and developing the ability to better plan for the risks of the future".

In a dig at the politicians and private sector advisers who make up the task force's working group, the statement says, "There should be sufficient concern for the opinions of experts when composing the budget for science and technology".

During the early part of the Reagan administration, Romney served on the President's Task Force for Private Sector Initiatives along with LDS leader Monson.

Monson is chairman of the Boards of Trustees/Education of the Church Educational System, and was appointed by Ronald Reagan to the U.S. President's Task Force for Private Sector Initiatives.