Sentence examples for sectoral groups from inspiring English sources

sectoral groups of energy [9].

The IPR has sectoral groups devoted to special interests within the PR field--including one for the motor industry and one for technology and engineering PR.

Sectoral groups (IOSCO for securities, IAIS for insurance) were joined by cross-functional groups following the Asian Financial crisis (the Financial Stability Forum) and the most recent financial crisis (the Financial Stability Board).

Youth Rising in Delhi! 23 groups (colleges, theatre groups, NGOs, dance & music groups) came together to celebrate One Billion rising with dancing, singing, acting and speaking out against Violence Against Women! (Photo Source: Instagram user @onebillionrisingindia). Multi sectoral groups in their own OBR costumes, dancing and rising against imperialism, militarization and economic plunder.

In the 3rd WGIA, participants were divided into four sectoral groups of energy; agriculture; Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry (LULUCF); and waste.

To address the common issues, the energy and agriculture sectoral groups suggested using the value of the regional network to share experiences among countries and create the regional database or table for emission factors.

Respondents indicated that for the most part, coordination between the two sectors takes place through the participation of a representative of the Health sector in the sectoral group "health" within the S&T sector.

For example, small cross-sectoral groups were formed at roundtables to encourage peer-to-peer learning, and the workshop facilitator took participants through a guided imagery exercise as part of the visioning for the framework.

The political system does offer the hope that a party might aim over the heads of sectoral-interest groups to the aspirations of all Indians for a better life.

WESCOORD was to be a water and sanitation sectoral specialist group of the Kenya Food Security Steering Group (KFSSG), itself a technical arm of Kenya Food Security Meeting (KFSM), which oversees the Emergency Operation Programme (EMOP).

These reports are presented in Inter-Sectoral Coordination Group meetings, and inform the decisions that often determine refugees' lives.