Sentence examples for undertakings sector from inspiring English sources

Certainly projects such as RETRACK [9] have shown that ICT integration in the smaller railway undertakings sector is a complex and dynamic one, it has yet to be shown if large scale integration such as that proposed by the INEGRAIL project [6] can be achieved, fewer players or not.

So it's not like this is an inconceivable sum.Mr Yglesias claims this is all a result of how the American political system is "wired" for "large-scale, complicated, highly uncertain public sector undertakings in foreign countries relative to proposals for large-scale, complicated, highly uncertain public sector undertakings in the United States".

In response, they decided to bolster state-controlled companies, proving wrong Western analysts who bet that public-sector undertakings would lose out to their private-sector counterparts.

But it's worth remembering that America recently did both those things.It's not just that the American political system makes it hard to launch big public sector undertakings at home.

The approach to a private company was "a marked deviation from her earlier stand that public sector undertakings can change the industrial map of West Bengal," the newspaper said.

The public sector undertakings are the Thoothukudi Thermal Power Station unit, HWP and Port Trust.

Finally, market limitations affecting MNCs' ability to serve marginal populations and access cheap capital do not apply to well-organised, politically led public sector undertakings.

The Consultancy segment provides consultancy services in the field of power transmission, sub-transmission, distribution, load dispatch, and communication and telecommunication sectors to state-owned utilities, private utilities, central public sector undertakings, and government departments.

I was shocked to learn that in my birth state of West Bengal, Muslim representation in state public sector undertakings is exactly zero percent!

Assam: As many as 22 public-sector undertakings in Assam incurred losses of 6.5 billion rupees (about $118 million) during 2011-12, according to India's comptroller and auditor general, a Press Trust of India report said.

Once they are able to share in innovation, once they can be won over by the information society, then it must be made clear that this is a success or an advantage not just for private- and public-sector undertakings, but for consumers and employees alike.