Sentence examples for sectors on setting from inspiring English sources

In some cases, conflicts between the two sectors on setting the core agenda for ECEC can be sustained or intensified, and new conflicts among stakeholder groups in determining the supervising ministry of a special task force body may be possible.

A judge decided earlier in November that the county council failed to meet its public sector equality duty on setting fees and the county is re-examining its fees.

It stems from a public sector approach to partnership based on public sector agencies setting up structures – to provide funding or get feedback from service users – then expecting the community to adapt itself to the structures that they've set up.

If it was so transparent, then why did no one (apart from those close to Sir Alan, apparently) know that its head would leave within a few weeks, or that its forecasts for job losses in the public sector were based on one set of assumptions one week, and on a completely different set the week after?

At a time when the sector should be setting its sights on innovation, entrepreneurship and bold thinking under challenging constraints, mentoring and developing those within our organisations who want to take the lead, at any level, is one of the most inspired choices we could make.

The unions have been ineffective largely because the government has determined public-sector wages, and private-sector employers have set wages based on market conditions, unrestrained by union activities.

New scandal of the week: SnapNames comes clean Having wiped millions off the value of the social gaming sector, Mike set his sights on an even dirtier target: the domain name industry.

The Commission should draw up a green paper on the sports sector and set up a special group to define the outlines of comprehensive development in this area.

Individual companies in many sectors set their own policies on data retention.

Thousands of civil servants and other public sector workers are set to go on strike on Thursday.

European markets fell on Wednesday as more lackluster earnings, this time from the automotive and banking sectors, set the tone for trading.