Sentence examples for sectoral structure from inspiring English sources

In addition, this section explores different hypotheses behind the polarization process such as changes in the labour supply, changes in the sectoral structure and changes in technology within sectors.

(3) As the dynamics of carbon emissions vary markedly across sectors, allowance allocation needs to consider the changing sectoral structure of emissions.

To test for this, we can decompose the observed changes in occupation shares into those which could be explained by changes in the sectoral structure of the Spanish economy (changes between sectors) and those changes which occurred within each of the sectors.

"Countries with a middle-class consensus", he says, "have higher levels of income and growth…more human capital and infrastructure accumulation…better economic policies, more democracy, less political instability, a more 'modern' sectoral structure and more urbanisation".

The industrial revolution has laid the foundation of transformation in term of sectoral structure.

The decomposition analysis investigated the effects of aggregate activity, sectoral structure and energy intensity.

The strategy of evolution from a sectoral to an inter-sectoral structure was in tune with the holistic view of child rights embodied in CRC.

In some countries, existing multi-sectoral structures for coordinating a national response to HIV may be appropriate for adapting to NCDs [ 91].

Where cross-sectoral structures are evident in PICs, they may not meet regularly enough or are not sufficiently endorsed at higher political levels in order to make them effective.

I further consider descriptive statistics on the employment status and sectoral employment structure of migrants as compared to the locals (see Table 4).

Sectoral coordination structures for WASH, nutrition, education and child protection were established in 4 counties with support from more than 13 donors.