For example, the decision to release enough public sector land to build 160,000 homes is an unprecedented opportunity to create inclusive communities where people want to live, but this will only be achieved if Government consider the case for releasing suitable public sector land at less than market value where this is demonstrably in the public interest.
We require the existence of constants (r_{Q,R_{l}}>0) such that bigglvert frac{Q im)}{R_{l}(im)} biggrvert geq r_{Q,R_{l}} for all (m inmathbb{R}), all (1 leq l leq D) (see ( 150 )) and, moreover, that the quotient (Q im)/R_{D}(im)) belongs to some suitable unbounded sector (S_{Q,R_{D}}) for all (m inmathbb{R}) (see ( 151 )).
In principle, most futures research methods are, however, suitable also for sector-specific studies though especially trend analysis is especially suitable for short-term sector-specific studies.
This is not a sector suitable for amateurs, since commercial properties are often linked to gangsters.
Sahin et al. [10] showed that the wind resource for the east Mediterranean was excellent for power generation and that the area was suitable for private sector investment.
The form for Musbangdes [Village Develoment Consultant] needs to be simplified and made more accommodating of or suitable for social sector proposals.
There are other manufactures of PLA based in the USA, Europe, China, and Japan developing various grades of PLA suitable for different industrial sectors such as automobile, electronics, medical devices, and commodity applications, which are mentioned in Table 2) (Doug 2010; Ravenstijn 2010).
While this initiative needs to be adapted to be suitable for the creative sector, it can be turned to good use to encourage routes into the industry in support of greater diversity.
BOOTs are most suitable when the public sector faces a large financial gap or is not able to bear the financial risks [20].
The array with a V-shape structure, which is suitable for 120 degrees sectored cellular systems, is proposed for 2-D [17] and 3-D DOA estimation [18].
