Sentence examples for support services sector from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the support services sector, Management Consulting, which provides services to the private and public sectors, fell 0.5p, or 1.9%, to 26.5p and Tribal Group, which serves public sector organisations such as schools and government departments, lost 2p, or 3%, to 67.5p.

The support services sector also saw eight warnings, with seven in software and computing and six in general retailing.

The business support services sector, driven by interest in marketing, advertising and data management companies, raised €108 million through 26 deals during the second quarter, double the amount invested in the same period last year despite a 28% drop in deal flow.

Having the capability to produce highly tailored, fully dense, potentially optimized products, on demand and next to the point of use makes this emerging and immature technology a game changer in the "Defence Support Service" (DS2) sector.

The Home Office was non-committal, instead releasing a statement saying it: "Fully supports the financial services sector's work to protect customers from fraud and other crimes.

Investors have backed consolidation in the support services and construction sectors, believing that major infrastructure work such as the £16bn Crossrail scheme will award the most important contracts to companies capable of handling large projects.

These third sector support services are well placed to play a key role in the provision of information and support in order to relieve the pressure on ophthalmologists.

Patient referral to GP or secondary care and signposting to community or third sector support services will be made as appropriate.

This involves creating the right incentives through fiscal and regulatory policies, subsidies or finance, as well as providing business support services in the right sectors, such as climate smart insurance.

It is no coincidence that the push for strong patent reform was originally spearheaded by the Business Software Alliance, and strong reform is supported by the financial services sector.

Helen Milner is chief executive of Online Centres Foundation, the not-for-profit social enterprise that manages the UK online centres network, as well as providing a range of support services to the social housing sector.