Sentence examples for sectors to develop from inspiring English sources

Spain has picked out key sectors to develop to rebuild itself after the housing crash.

Promote academic, scientific, and research entities and networks and private sectors to develop new products and services to help reduce disaster risk (international and regional levels).

And beyond the world of publishing, Violet will work with various industries in many other sectors to develop new versions of their products: with Ztamp:s, they can be enriched with multimedia content and interactive services.

Accompanying such energy price reforms is the related need for clear industrial strategy which builds on the region's competitive advantages of access to relatively low-cost oil and gas but does not leave the region beholden to them by allowing other sectors to develop.

As a part of that major project, the development of rice genomics resources and informatics tools are expected to contribute in such areas through attempts of various sectors to develop rice cultivars that address the specific needs of various rice producing regions in Japan considering the environmental changes in rice cultivation due to climate change.

At SEG, Kirsten worked to assist organizations and individuals in all sectors to develop efficient and effective social enterprises, was instrumental in building the social enterprise field and served as Vice Chair of the Board of Social Enterprise Alliance for nearly eight years.

Policy officer Dr Sam Gardner described it as "an exciting development and a further opportunity for Scotland's marine renewable sector to develop wave and tidal devices".

"We took our manufacturing discipline into the service sector to develop new sources of revenues," he said.

Multi-sector partnerships bring together unique qualities and boost project's capacities: Governments and donors need to work together with the private sector to develop capacity and reliability.

"The fact is that we rely on the private sector to develop diagnostic and therapeutic products, and the private sector is profit driven," Professor Eisenberg said.

"We will work with the sector to develop further options to ensure that providers of shorter-term accommodation continue to receive appropriate funding for their important work".