Sentence examples for sector world from inspiring English sources
There is the old American saying "Last to be hired; first to be fired" And BME workers, particularly at a management level, are a relatively recent phenomenon in the white-collar public sector world particularly at a management level.
It's a growing city region with 2.7 million people, a productive and diverse private sector, world class educational institutions, an outstanding sport and music culture and a unique urban history – from Cottonopolis to a confident post-industrial city.
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I believe the nonprofit sector world mirrors most other sectors.
The healthcare sector world-wide has been investing heavily in integrative and interoperable medical information systems, with the aim of improving the medical decision-making process and increasing its efficiency.
The private-sector world that he experienced outside, mostly working in Manhattan, did not have the rewards he wanted.
After his two-year stint in New York had ended abruptly over personal differences with the then-Mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, he reluctantly drifted into the private-sector world of security consulting.
There is no reason why public-sector organisations should not do the same.To reject the link between organisation outcomes and executive pay means renouncing any ambition to judge how well senior public servants are performing, and resignation to a public-sector world of no consequences.
Which is why I'm also concerned by the fact that both of Ed Miliband's new culture appointments come to these roles from government sectors worlds away from the arts.
While Transparency International rates Burma's public sector the world's fifth most corrupt, Singapore's is the fifth least corrupt.
Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin told French entrepreneurs at the Senate on Tuesday that "it is very important in France, but also in Europe, to have the capacity to maintain a few big champions per sector -- world champions who are able to lift a whole economy of small corporations behind them".
