Sentence examples for sector understanding from inspiring English sources

Finally, attendees will explore ways to create intentional opportunities with organizations by exploring the synergy between their self and sector understanding.

The case for prevention, growth and cohesion is supported by examples of practical delivery on the ground – such as our co-delivery of European-funded digital literacy schemes; the fantastic learner engagement in curriculum re-design in Hull; and our work with Derby city council closing the gap between business and public sector understanding of the local skills agenda.

Lenders that operate across a wider range of verticals typically do not have an intimate sector understanding, so they often look to charge higher fees and request a more all-encompassing security package to compensate.

"The traditional advantages of a fund of fund are even more pronounced in the crypto space: due diligence capability, deep sector understanding, increased liquidity, lower minima to get into a broad range of investment vehicles, immediate diversification with the corollary risk reduction and far better and earlier information," added Enneking.

As the number of women in managerial roles increases, particularly in the manufacturing sector, understanding the consequences on worker outcomes becomes increasingly necessary.

In addition, we have to work together more to facilitate private sectors' understanding and cooperation to keep the Code on Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes, which includes no advertising of breast milk substitutes to families, no promotion or no free distribution of products through health care facilities, no words or pictures idealizing artificial feeding.

The effort is a direct reflection of the corporate sector's understanding of their role in water stewardship in the face of dwindling natural resources.

Too many vice-chancellors have simply accepted the move to a privatised sector without understanding or addressing the social impact of change.

The Tanganyika-Rukwa-Malawi (TRM) rift segment in western Tanzania is a key sector for understanding the opening dynamics of the East African rift system (EARS).

In order to broaden the applications of bio-epoxy resins in high performance sector, an understanding of thermal behavior of these environmentally-friendly biopolymers is essential.

Our study aims at shedding light on the innovative business strategies in the software sector and understanding better the economics that underlies the supply of Open Source Software (OSS).