Sentence examples for sector to make it from inspiring English sources

Reform of the banking sector to make it better in every sense is a moral issue and one with which people of faith should engage.

He lamented that so many of Bhutan's youths are voluntarily unemployed, saying, "If we can restructure the construction sector to make it more attractive, that should provide a lot of jobs".

But Mr Medina has been warned: he needs to reform the public sector to make it thriftier but more effective, while providing Dominicans with a reliable electricity supply and good schools.

Soros calls for radically boosted western support of Ukraine with an "immediate cash injection of at least $20bn with a promise of more when needed" to help write off public debt, and help to reform the country's energy sector to make it less dependent on Russia.

Now it's up to the private sector to make it happen.

TTIP aims at removing trade barriers in a wide range of economic sectors to make it easier to buy and sell goods and services between the EU and the US.

Many people think the only way to resuscitate the indie sector is to make it more of a laboratory again — to un-nest it from the overtly commercial motion picture business.

Four European entrepreneurs joined forces in a new venture operating in this sector, trying to make it a successful business.

Uber clearly has serious interest in making on-demand aviation a reality, and it plans to reach out to cities, governments and other private and public sector stakeholders to make it happen.

Ms Kroes proposed widening a 2003 European directive on the re-use of public sector information to make it a "general rule" that all documents produced by public bodies can be re-used for any purpose, and that public bodies should not be allowed to levy charges for their data apart from the cost of meeting the specific request.

To make this program possible, the Iowa statehouse recognized that it would need private-sector partners to make it happen.