Sentence examples for sector to run from inspiring English sources

UKTI has seen its funding cut and the government is keen for the private sector to run more trade missions.

One answer to cutting costs has been increasing outsourcing – bringing in the private sector to run services.

More important, ports—unlike heavily regulated airports and expensively subsidised railways and roads are mostly left to the private sector to run.

She will be a Democrat who has won in a red state, or a Republican who has emerged from the private sector to run for governor.

Paying the private sector to run its own databases (at an estimated cost of £2 billion over ten years) will almost certainly cost the government less than building its own.

The Government has abandoned plans to allow the private sector to run lie detector tests for hundreds of serious sex offenders, amid continuing turmoil over outsourcing following scandals involving the country's two biggest contractors.

JISR DIALA, Iraq — During the war in Iraq, young Army and Marine captains have become American viceroys, officers with large sectors to run and near-autonomy to do it.

A fully integrated application of Spark opens the door for business leaders across sectors to run large workloads of iterative data sets in ways never imagined before.

In other words, if the external sector remains in deficit, the only way the private domestic sector will achieve a surplus position is if the government sector continues to run deficits.

These include allowing public sector companies to run lines and devolving more power to local authorities and passengers.

He has promised to cut highway tolls, appointed a private sector executive to run the deficit-ridden national pension system and orchestrated an emotional airport reunion of a divided Japanese-American family, precisely in time for the main evening television news on Friday.