Sentence examples for whose sector from inspiring English sources
Ironically, American military leaders -- who have much to gain from Mr. Karadzic's arrest, because it would speed the withdrawal of nearly 5,000 American troops -- have been most reluctant, citing the risks and the difficulty of coordinating with the French, in whose sector he usually hides.
The procedure followed was to give the historical records to the consultant from whose sector they would now come.
Now, Glencore is waiting for approval from China, whose industrial sector represents a large percentage of the unified commodities and mining company's customers.
In 1977, however, Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan invited him to found a new bank in the country, whose financial sector was largely dominated by Palestinians.
(Greece, whose public sector accounted for about 40 percent of its economy before the debt crisis began last year, is now under heavy privatization pressure).
And it will retard the development of a Russian economy which depends on oil and gas for 70 per cent of its exports and whose manufacturing sector remains profoundly inefficient and uncompetitive.
Switzerland, whose financial sector manages $2.2 trillion of offshore assets according to Boston Consulting Group, happens to be one of the main global transaction hubs for the oil, gas and mining sector, which in many developing countries dominates production and exports.
Even Michigan, a state whose manufacturing sector has been devastated by job losses, produced more than 3,000 new jobs -- mostly in the solar and wind industries -- over the last 20 months.
One of the recommendations from a survey in Uganda, for instance, was that the country should form stronger relationships between the Global Fund actors and technical country-based partners whose health sector capacity was higher than that of LFAs [ 32].
So that's three countries whose manufacturing sectors shrank last month.
In China, he said, "It is not like what is happening in some other countries, whose nonbank sectors are out of control".
