Sentence examples for sector ties from inspiring English sources

Another former coalition minister with private sector ties is Mark Prisk, minister of state for housing and local government until last October, who now declares an income of between £15,000 and £20,000 a year from Essential Living, a private rental provider.

Strong trade, remittance, and banking sector ties with Greece and Italy make Albania vulnerable to spillover effects of debt crises and weak growth in the euro zone.

There remains considerable softness in the intermodal shipping sector tied to Pacific traffic.

But those sectors tied to the government, including mining, construction and manufacturing, are struggling.

Sectors tied to the pace of economic growth and to commodity prices were among the strongest gainers.

Among such objects are watches, a sector, closely tied to Swiss tradition, that Mr. Piguet hopes to develop in coming years.

The entire commodity sector is tied to the course of the dollar.

Third, the activity emissions by the household sector are tied with the total consumption of the household sector.

According to Nam, manufacturing supports an estimated 17.2 million jobs in the U.S. - about one in six private sector jobs, tying nearly 12 million (or 9percentt) of the American workforce directly to manufacturing.

"There will also be some impact from lost private-sector jobs tied to the shutdown, as well as a loss of consumer and business confidence resulting from the debt-ceiling showdown".

The analysis concludes that extreme weather events will particularly affect sectors closely tied to climate: water, agriculture, food security, forestry, health, and tourism.