Sentence examples for sectoral basis from inspiring English sources

"That's why Plaid Cymru is calling for an Economic Fairness Bill to rebalance the economy on a geographical and sectoral basis that would ensure a fairer distribution of growth and prevent London from over-heating".

One approach to do this is to analyze the effect of FDI in Africa on a sectoral basis, and this study focuses on Kenya with a specific reference to the energy sector.

- Planners do not yet see KHPPIA as a way of thinking or approach to planning, with the result that monitoring and evaluation is still on a sectoral basis.

The metal and mineral group sector is the basis of the sectoral dummy.

As the metal and mineral group sector is the basis of the sectoral dummy, the chemical, rubber, and plastic group has a greater effect, at a 10%% significance level, in period 1.

Paul Roy, of Merrill Lynch, reckons that in 1997 only 22% of his clients made equity investment decisions in Europe on a sectoral rather than a national basis; last year the sectoral approach accounted for 67%.The potential gains from a fully integrated European capital market are mouthwatering.

The input-output model (e.g. Marzano and Papola 2004) assumes that for forecasting, the multi-regional input-output table can be scaled up on the basis of predicted sectoral growth.

On the basis of these sectoral results and the economy-wide differences provided in Tables 2 and 3, we may conclude that, on average, the three methods considered in this paper perform very, very similarly for most practical purposes.

The basis of inter-sectoral prioritization of expenditure was somewhat unclear.

In Italy, the cross-sector agreement of 2009 has adopted more or less the same model, whereas previously, based on the triparite reform pact of 1993, past inflation had been the basis for wage adjustments in sectoral agreements.

Structural equation modelling is employed to investigate the relationships amongst the constructs in the theoretical framework, and is then used as a basis for the computation of sectoral-level tourist satisfaction indexes.