Sentence examples for sectors against from inspiring English sources

The lasting legacy of this crisis is too much debt held by too many sectors against too little capital".

There are heavy regulations in the agricultural and retail sectors against large firms, which complement the weak welfare state by preserving small shops and farms.

But there is precious little sign of such a threat from a big steel merger.Could the French government use the much-criticised decree on protected industrial sectors against the bid?

"The decision to exclude these areas results from an analysis examining controversial sectors against three criteria: Comic Relief's vision of a just world, free from poverty; its grant-making programme; and public opinion," the charity said.

The answer, unfortunately, remains elusive.Matthew Yglesias intervenes to point out that corporate interests are not monolithic As the great metaphysician Mitt Romney put it, corporations are people and concrete political controversies often pit the interests of entire firms or sectors against those of others.

Official narratives – both domestic and EU – have praised the "maturity" of the electorate; pitted public and private sectors against each other in a "race to the bottom"; and insisted that "we all partied", a moralising patriotism deployed to draw the politics from the socialisation of bank debt, and from serious consideration of alternative approaches.

It competes in the tough supermini sector against the Ford Fiesta and VW Polo.

But the practical dynamics of countervailing forces in American politics are much more likely to pit sector against sector than "corporate interests" against labor.

Waldemar Januszczak, Art critic London To pit any part of the cultural sector against the NHS is ludicrous.

New, higher, capital buffers would be temporary to help restore confidence — and to insulate the sector against continued turbulence, the official said.

Small firms are especially important there, as they account for 65% of value-added in the non-financial sector, against a euro-zone average of 58%.