Sentence examples for sector voices from inspiring English sources

Price praised the "broad range of constituencies" that backed the Freedom Act, "from civil libertarians, intelligence and law enforcement professionals, to prominent private sector voices".

With poverty and unemployment high in the religious sector, voices have emerged criticising the ultra-Orthodox education system, which minimises studies of subjects like maths and English in favour of religion.

Lord Grade expressed his personal experience from working at the BBC, saying: "I know how annoying it is, I know how ignorant regulators can be" and committed to listening to sector voices.

This marks a stunning boon for cryptocurrencies, despite influential public sector voices echoing concerns about limited regulatory clarity.

"Imagine how much power we could bring to cycling if we unite all the private sector voices in cycling, behind one vision, in one structure?" asked Kevin Mayne, the CEO elect of the new organization.

And, we need an All Party Parliamentary Group on third sector independence and campaigning to ensure that legislators continue to protect and respect the third sector voice.

"He brought the private sector voice into City Hall, as opposed to government telling the private sector what to do," said Marc V. Shaw, who served as first deputy mayor during Mr. Bloomberg's first term.

Two important areas gaining traction are articulation of a private-sector voice in health policy advocacy and integration of the private sector into new public health care financing and procurement mechanisms.

In Germany's western sector, influential voices echoed the Nazi judiciary in defining all resistance against the fatherland as high treason.

Although the agricultural research agenda in the Valley is primarily controlled from within the agricultural sector, outside voices have become an important influence in broadening development- and production-oriented perspectives to sustainability perspectives.

Caroline has played a major part in ensuring that the voluntary sector's voice is heard in the ongoing debates around communications and media policy.