Sentence examples for through its sector from inspiring English sources

UNICEF tried hard to build partner capacity, working with and through local government, and through its sector leadership.

A truly global city, it generates vast wealth through its financial sector and attracts migrants from all over the world.

Photograph: YORGOS KARAHALIS/REUTERS In Athens, riot police reportedly used tear gas against demonstrating school guards who lost their jobs through its public sector job cuts programme.

"The purpose of the required assistance is to contain the risks to the Cypriot economy, notably those arising from the negative spillover effects through its financial sector, due to its large exposure in the Greek economy," the government said in a statement.

In his influential 1909 book, "Forty Years of American Finance," Alexander Dana Noyes (who would later be financial editor of The New York Times) argued that the depressions of the 1870s and the 1890s might have lasted much longer, except for accidents of history — a "European famine and a bumper crop at home" which stimulated the domestic economy through its agricultural sector.

The more relevant question is whether Japan's post-bubble malaise stems from its failure to unleash change through its corporate sector with private equity and M&A.

IBM made the mistake of opening up its sector through a set of common standards, ultimately leading to its demise.

The draft mining law was written with assistance from the World Bank, which supports the Haitian operations of Canadian mining company Eurasian Minerals through its private-sector investment arm, the International Finance Cooperation.

The brigade broke through the VRS defence in its sector, advancing about 10 km and arriving within 5 km of Bosansko Grahovo.

There is at the moment an awful lot of price competition brought in by Labour through its independent treatment sectors.

Its sectors are endowed with adaptive behaviours and expectations, and interact with the others and the foreign sector through a set of markets.