Sentence examples for sector to keep from inspiring English sources
It throws public money at the private sector to keep it afloat.
And individual NHS organisations have always purchased small numbers of treatments from the private sector to keep waiting lists down.
But because the purse-strings in Rome have been tightened, it can no longer depend on a large and cosseted public sector to keep its people contented.
The telescopes are isolated in an area known as the Dark Sector to keep light pollution and stray electromagnetic radiation from fouling their observations.
"It's important for the industry and the public sector to keep focused on the expansion, so we can move this project along and start construction".
They are borrowing larger amounts directly from the European Central Bank in its weekly lending operations, suggesting they can't find all the money they need from the private sector to keep themselves going.
The City of London is working up plans to secure a deal that will allow its different sectors to keep trading with Europe after Britain leaves the EU.
The soccer World Cup will strain every facet of South African life, test every aspect of co-operation between the public and private sectors to keep this show running and to keep it safe.
As high wage costs, fat city payroll taxes and the global recession hit manufacturing in the city, Shanghai more than ever also needs to build up its tourism and service sectors to keep growing.
To make a real difference on this issue we need to connect the dots between freshwater conservation, water access, human health and sanitation, and collaborate more fluidly across civil society and private and public sectors to keep water safe and plentiful.
The combination, described by Mouchel finance director Kevin Young as a "merger of equals", will ease pressure on resources - particularly at Parkman - as the sector struggles to keep up with the growing market for outsourced consultancy work, both in government and the regulated sector.
