Sentence examples for sector website from inspiring English sources

One 3rd sector website (TS1) only provided information on hand expressing.

Once linked through to breast pump purchase areas, pumps were generally exhibited in price order, most expensive pumps first, however this pattern was also apparent in one 3rd Sector website (TS3).

For instance, we do not know how much direct Internet access occurs from consumers to a provider website, or how many individuals click through an advertisement on one site directly through to a particular hospital or public sector website on healthcare quality.

Unable to "buy-in" talent at the top, voluntary sector websites such as KnowHowNonProfit are helping to seed leadership skills through online tutorials, offering an invaluable reference for public managers to improve their voluntary teams.

LulzSec, an underground group also known as Lulz Security, is an offshoot of the international hacking collective Anonymous and took credit for attacks on a number of government and private sector websites, including the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency, the US Congressional website, and the Sun and News International sites.

It also called on the Scottish government, local public service providers and third sector organisations to ensure the "usability and accessibility" of public sector websites.

You're not actually required to use an exchange because the insurance companies and private sector websites also will sell you health insurance directly.

Most sites provided women with downloadable PDF files for further information and most of the NHS and 3rd Sector websites had hypertext links to other related support organisations.

The publications pages of selected children's voluntary sector websites were hand-searched, along with the reference lists of key clinical and policy guidelines (see online supplementary appendix 2).

The current proposal for an EU directive on public-sector website accessibility will help address the exclusion of disabled people from the online world.

The European Commission has proposed new rules to improve public-sector website accessibility for disabled people, describing the current situation as "dire" — with only one-third of Europe's 761,000 public-sector and government websites described as fully accessible.