Sentence examples for society sectors from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'society sectors' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to different parts or groups within a society, such as economic, educational, social, or political sectors. For example, "These reforms will affect all of the society sectors in our country."
We decided to cut through the ambiguity with a new category, "localised aid", by which we simply mean money going to national rather than international entities, be they in the state, private or civil society sectors.
Andy is also the Chair of two social enterprises Mark specialises in the interface between the public, private and civil society sectors, with particular expertise in how public bodies can maximise the economic and social benefits from their activities.
While diverse in formation, many of these clusters are hybridised, involving actors from public, private and civil society sectors.
Public service innovation is poorly understood, particularly where innovators must navigate between the norms, practices and logics of public, private and civil society sectors.
The position of BRs 'in between' social, ecological and economic goals; local places and global networks; and government, private and civil society sectors, provides a valuable space for participants to learn to live with social-ecological complexity.
YED is collaborating across the public, private, and civil society sectors to provide young people with demand-driven, sustainable, and high quality projects that support their entry into the workforce and foster tangible improvements to their local communities.
Zimbabwe has a vibrant, very skilled media and civil society sector.
"We take very seriously the potentially counter-productive impact on the building society sector and the financial sector more broadly".
Of the 40 prime contracts offered by DWP only three were awarded to the civil society sector leaving 35 – or 88% – going to private sector organisations".
"The civil society sector, especially those that receive foreign funding, doesn't enjoy societal credibility," says Biraj Patnaik, a human rights activist.
"The building society sector saw a number of mergers but, by and large, it looked after itself – as opposed to the banking sector, which unfortunately required a lot of state intervention".
