He also said that subsidies in power, agriculture and other sectors also needed to be looked at afresh.
The businesses related to these sectors like taxi drivers, grocery stores, day charters and chandleries will suffer as well.
These subdivisions were called sectors and each one had a main fighter air base and a number of other satellite fighter bases attached to it.
One of the only sectors that did not experience falling output was the auto industry, which increased production by 2.4 percent in May.
Over the last year, hospital workers from all sectors have been engaged in strikes and protests over pay and conditions.
It is wrong to view the public and private sectors as polar opposites that are always in competition.
Since independence, there has been a decline in agriculture and heavy industry and growth in the financial and service sectors.
Carmeda is conducting research in key sectors such as ophthalmology, orthopedics, and neurology.
Large sectors of the textile industries operated on credit extended to domestic operatives.
This suggests that energy-intensive sectors are more likely to experience onshoring.
The product is linked to a basket of 24 blue-chip stocks across a broad spectrum of companies and industry sectors.
Also in sectors such as road haulage, some companies have clearly been badly hit but others have gained.
The book then goes on to present capsule narratives of specific aspects of agricultural production and particular sectors.
To achieve this, the survey promised to raise caps on foreign direct investment and open up more sectors to global capital.
For some specialties, obstetrics in particular, medicine may be among the worst small-business sectors in America.
About 35 Irish companies are active within the health, nutrition and functional food and drink sectors.
The highest priority targets remain within the aviation, petroleum and nuclear sectors.
Consequently, government strategy has remained unwavering, despite sustained criticism from sectors many and varied.
We must maintain the shift in balance between developing the non-renewables and the renewables sectors.
This distribution of profits even includes profits earned in non-productive sectors.
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Farmers in both the organic and non-organic sectors are making real progress in tackling the environmental issues we all face.
The prefectures are divided into communes, led by burgomasters, and the communes into sectors.
All sorts of establishments in the Governmental and non-governmental sectors have been categorized and listed.
Female missionaries through their various churches established the first girls ' schools in both the formal and non-formal sectors.
Regulators fear that informal lending is fueling speculative investment in real estate and other sectors.
The company has been recruiting individuals with specialized knowledge of vertical sectors.
Within sectors, water use can also vary dramatically depending on management practices.
Less vaguely it also wanted to help develop genuinely European companies and measures to improve Europes position in high technology sectors.
Unless the military brass feels comfortable that certain sectors of the industry remain competitive, it has the ability to quash the deal.
One of the nicest sectors I ever saw is Ocean of Fantasy, a sector rounded by a bright green nebula.
The initiative would help small-scale sectors become the vendors, they said.
We also worked to get representation from the millions of workers in the unorganised sectors.
This is unfortunate because, as we have been slow to learn, the various sectors of health care are critically interdependent.
Many postcode sectors are left with signals that may need boosting with a roof-mounted aerial.
Other old economy sectors like heavy engineering, automobiles and construction also figure in the growth charts backed by booming demand.
In certain sectors, they say, it was permissible to regard everyone, infants and grandparents included, as though they were grenade slingers.
Women continue to be under-represented in the highest-paying employment sectors.
It is sold in gourmet food stores, independent supermarkets, to the multiples and into the restaurant and food service sectors.
Most profits from the Portuguese-dominated sectors went overseas, leaving the colony grossly undercapitalized.
The Cabinet, along with the business and non-governmental sectors, is to mull over a new strategy for the promotion of investments.
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The employers' group also took a sideswipe at rising costs emanating from the sheltered sectors of the economy.
There isn't enough cash to deal with tsunami of demand coming from demographic, technological and pharmaceutical sectors.
The 16-member panel includes eight blacks and eight whites from the business and public sectors.
The seismic horizons have been calibrated using biostratigraphic and lithological data from exploration boreholes in the UK and Faroes sectors.
He said this showed people were shopping around for good value and spending more in sectors where prices were weaker.
The report provides a deep view into the interface between the official and shadow banking sectors.
Other sectors represented include software, engineering, microelectronics, material sciences and energy.
They made little headway in the two main sectors of women's employment, domestic service and textiles.
It also encourages the proliferation of beer parlours and bars, both in public and private sectors, ostensibly for promoting tourism.
Companies in other sectors, such as food processing and timber, are also keen to establish toeholds in Eastern Europe.
But there is still a mood of becalmed apprehension in many sectors of the economy.
She brings senior experience from the government, private and non-profit sectors.
The seminar is aimed at students and those interested in careers in these dynamic sectors.
Another innovative aspect of this work is the attention paid to the informal and illegal sectors of the economy.
Business' role in the economy of child labor has at least three dimensions, both in the formal and informal economic sectors.
That could force Singh to slow or halt further sell-offs of state assets in sectors like energy and food distribution.
Because of this, many sectors have not yet moved away from old patterns of organisation.
Paramilitary flags or slogans and monuments do give offence to visitors and to different sectors of society.
Each group was made up of units designated by letters, which were then assigned appropriate sectors on circles of different sizes.
Kepler, in his work on planetary motion, had to find the area of sectors of an ellipse.
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We previously used a simple diagram showing a very small number of sectors.
With the appropriate tools, you can create diskettes that have 80 sectors and 24 tracks per sector, giving 1,920KB per floppy.
The last twelve sectors store 24,576 bytes of Media Key Block data called an MKB Pack.
The UN has split southern Sudan into six sectors, which will be controlled by different troop contributing countries.
However, all these countries face substantial costs in reforming their banking sectors.
The retail and agriculture sectors accounted for the highest concentration at 39 per cent and 33 per cent respectively.
Services were proposed to be delivered to citizens in rural areas in the following sectors on a priority basis.
And certainly the GOP's ignoring of certain sectors of the population doesn't help.
Illegal rooms have been constructed by city residents on open terraces of the existing block of flats in the entire belt of the southern sectors.
Some lawmakers questioned if those invited to take part in the two previous talks truly represented different sectors of society.
What has happened is we've had this expedited return program in about four of the sectors along our southern border.
This led to flooding of a large number of sectors in northern as well as southern sectors of Chandigarh.
As Dr Eulenspiegel has rightly stated, these contributions encompassed a multiplicity of areas and sectors.
We need to continue to support the development of childcare places in community, private and workplace sectors based on local identified need.
Females that approached from the front and back sectors should have seen hoods and males at greater angular separations.
In one of the southern sectors, one can admire the beautiful pink coloured landscape of cassias.
There is an ambivalence in a peace settlement that large sectors of both populations oppose.
The belt of southern sectors from Sectors 31 to 49 and Sectors 20, 21, 22 and 23 were affected.
Changes are needed to provide professional leadership and economic incentives in both primary and secondary sectors.
Mr Dukes added that on the last occasion, EU agricultural interests were bargained away for gains in other sectors.
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The sector is growing at an extremely high rate, with expansion occurring in both the mass market and in premium product sectors.
Nearly 75 per cent of our production goes to powerloom units and the balance to hosiery, banian and handloom sectors.
Investors may do better simply by moving on to sectors where there is more clarity and fewer potential banana skins.
In fact, north Italy generated numerous major rural industrial sectors in the period, including iron, paper manufacture, linens and woollens.
Mobile telephony is one of the fast growing and successful sectors in India, he says.
The technology and telecommunications sectors have been particularly badly affected.
It now has sector supplements for the automotive, finance, telecoms and tour operators sectors.
The new institute is an independent body to register and administer the teaching profession across all school sectors in the state.
Health and sanitation is a reliable indicator of the level of progress a particular society makes in various sectors.
Furthermore, the sectors he looks at are reasonably important to the macroeconomy.
Engineers in all sectors of industry must be completely au fait with the state of the art.
Consequently, external shocks will have asymmetrical impacts on different economic sectors of each country.
Meanwhile it's the turn of some neglected sectors to dust down their accounts, ready for inspection.
Second, low rates continue to boost wealth in the household and corporate sectors.
Her long-term goal is to move into other sectors such as manufacturing and electronics.
Let there be no outcry when the long arm of the law extends itself to these sectors, as indeed we believe, it will soon do.
Naturally, given the extent of listings on these exchanges, most sectors of the Canadian economy are represented.
The draft arts master plan has not yet gone into funding or the apportionment of costs between the private and public sectors.
Also, the problem has become so widespread that it is having a ripple effect in other sectors of the economy.
In Mexico, other shrinking sectors include shoes, tires, apparel and auto parts.
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Gunners and riflemen must identify sectors of fire and ensure all avenues of approach are covered.
For the other sectors, balance sheet data are limited to financial assets and liabilities.
Some charting features allow you to compare individual shares to indices and industry sectors.
This reversion can take place on whole sides of leaves, or as sectors running from the midrib to the margin.
The consumer really will start retrenching, and the contagion will spread to the retail and service sectors with more job losses ensuing.
It merely restated the recommendations of the plan and said that all sectors would have to play their part.
In the audio system, carbody electronics and instrument cluster sectors, the company has been strong in Europe but an also-ran in North America.
This measures the comparative advantage of coal relative to other sectors as a percentage of the cost of inputs.
But labor-intensive sectors still face challenges in upgrading technologies, management and quality of employees.
This has seen such positive indicators as a narrowing trade deficit, gains in export earnings for some sectors and a firming of the kwacha.
The government, he said, should break down the task into workable policies covering all related sectors.
Labor legislation in Latin America does not facilitate the rapid redeployment of workers across companies and sectors.
We did not form large military sectors so that the air force did not cause massive losses.
They will probably emerge holding a far greater share of the market, with two or three undisputed leaders in most sectors.
We have to convince a reasonable and appropriate proportion of people in society within different sectors within society.
To this end, the leaders said they will focus on cooperation on tourism, transportation and agro-industry sectors.
In the pharmaceutical and agrochemical sectors, selectively fluorinated products are increasingly common.
But health services, agribusiness and bio-tech are among its leading economic sectors today.
This investment channelled mainly into the mining, agribusiness, energy, financial services and infrastructure sectors.
Of course, these are headline-level statistics, aggregating sectors and occupations.
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The leading role in it should be taken by federal agencies of the defense sectors of industry.
The surprisingly rapid economic slowdown undermined the performance of companies across all sectors.
In the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, Amiloy 22 can be used to fabricate shaft bushings, bearings, piston rings, pump parts, and slide pads.
The alternative with up to four radially arranged side holes allows simultaneous measurements from different sectors of the high pressure zone.
Chromosome loss is indicated by the production of aneuploid colonies that are small and may contain haploid sectors that spread in radial arrays.
Over the past number of years the parade has been of mixed quality with varying degrees of participation from all sectors.
Any mismatch between these two sectors would weaken the functioning of the economy, and would prevent the realisation of the twin objectives of growth and stability.
This took the form of short-selling in the stocks of major companies in the above-named sectors, as well as firms with offices in the World Trade Center.
We are always conscious of the fact that a company that sells itself to several different industry sectors, can be seen as a jack of all trades and a master of none.
Plans to erect fences around those sectors are underway with Labor Council likely to put the acid on at least 12 Sydney-based councils in the near future.
The survey set out to understand the sectors where these businesses are active, where they operate, who they benefit and how they generate income.
Since independence, an emergent class structure has become apparent in urban sectors with radical differences in wealth between the rich and poor.
His core concept was ramification, meaning the likelihood that co-operation in one sector would lead governments to extend the range of collaboration across other sectors.
This proposal has attracted widespread support from consumer groups but has received a fairly cool reception from certain sectors of the food industry.
The award was also welcomed by Scarborough Forum for Tourism, set up three years ago to allow all sectors of the industry, including residents groups, to speak with one voice.
For the most part, it seems that workers who lost their jobs as a result of closures in these sectors have been re-employed within a reasonable period.
Meanwhile, other product sectors of the market, such as performance synthetics and worsteds, weakened in 2000, offsetting the recovery in the denim market.
Some of the dividend yielding sectors like telecom and utilities make up a significant portion of the portfolio.
The decision has been hailed by union leaders as a landmark in granting constitutional rights for trade union activity in a number of other employment sectors.
Unions needed to improve recruitment strategies in order to organise workers in sectors such as the non-traditional sector as well as also rendering an effective service.
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With competition proliferating across all sectors and offerings becoming standardised, the only apparent discriminators remaining are price and service.
With these launches, AMD will at last have the armoury to compete with Intel in all sectors of the market, from mobile PCs, all the way up to corporate servers.
The elite levels of the hedge fund, private equity, and investment banking sectors remain male-dominated.
Some of the most brilliant human resources have died at their most productive age and this has had a telling effect on all sectors of our economy.
Japan's government has signalled that key policies for dealing with the huge bad debt overshadowing the banking and corporate sectors could be delayed.
Crisp, sharp hurling, was complemented by an unyielding spirit and determination, with the players confidently marshalling their sectors with great gusto.
Headquarters battery personnel, bandsmen, mechanics, and truck drivers reinforced the most threatened sectors, while artillery fire support continued uninterrupted.
They gained experience in massing men and equipment in decisive sectors.
The protein molecules are modeled as 120 deg sectors of a circle.
The survey which was conducted among a sample of over 850 companies on the island of Ireland, across 11 industry sectors, shows geographical and sectorial variations.
Assistance to the Land Forces in defensive and offensive operations in coastal sectors, as well as in areas of lake and river basins adjacent to the front.
The product sectors exhibited in the Hall ranged from manufactured products, non-metallic minerals, processed foods and precious and semi-precious stones.
By the close, the Footsie was off 175.7 points at 4274.0 as a host of sectors took a beating to send the index tumbling back from a seven-week high.
The medals worn by them are not only for bravery but also for meritorious service and for spending more than a year in dangerous operational sectors.
He said export sectors that were being targeted were agro-processing, automobiles and components, mining technology and minerals beneficiation and clothing and textiles.
Large sectors or patches which extend from the midrib to the leaf margin are much less frequent, with approximately only one in 100 shoots having such leaves.
As in other Internet sectors, information producers on the web will find mining data and selling information collected on customers highly profitable.
As a result, modest-size firms in many sectors, including shipbuilders, truck companies, the makers of biotech machinery, and paper and printing outfits, began hiring.
In addition, job training and employment opportunities are being offered in various sectors such as shoemaking, furniture manufacturing and tourist goods production.
These measures had a profound impact on some sectors which modernized their production methods to meet the war's limitless demand for arms and munitions.
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Chemical processing sectors related to state security and with a strategic importance such as rubber should be controlled or even monopolized by the state.
Recovery will require a monumental effort from all sectors of society.
The same process is playing out today in future growth sectors like clean energy and nanotechnology.
Less pragmatic, it calls for a nationalization of the banking and insurance sectors.
We have sectors of society for whom the trend is moving away from buying from the big multi-nationals and for whom small is beautiful and local is beautiful.
And the economy is plagued by overinvestment and excess capacity in housing, steel, and a host of other sectors.
Of course, in the nature of things, this is not the role of councils themselves but of entrepreneurial sectors of our community in partnership with the authorities.
For example, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, a former foreign minister, has experience in a variety of sectors from his time with the ppp.
This may create political pressures for increased government involvement in the application of genomic knowledge that could have spillovers to other sectors of the economy.
The committee comprises six senior government officials and 23 non-official members who represent community sectors including green groups, business, and individuals.
There is too much political correctness and a massive transfer of wealth has taken place from the productive to the non-productive sectors of the economy.
In the past 30 years, the food industry in Ireland, as represented by both the public and the private sectors, has created more ifs and buts than any other.
That point is sometime in the late forties or early fifties, making it harder to redeploy labor from struggling sectors.
Children unable to go on to higher education were absorbed into the government sectors as postmasters, stationmasters, clerks and other white-collar jobs.
In this regard, offshoring is likely to show up more in the compensation trends of our domestic workers in affected sectors than in their employment trends.
Thus it created an outlet for the social concerns of these groups while enabling the party oligarchy to retain control over the competing sectors within the single movement.
The hastiness with which Congress approved the scheme, without first consulting the Salvadoran public, was met with instant criticism from various sectors.
Asthmatics may breathe easier, but the rules could choke many in Japan's haulage and construction sectors, which employ over 10 per cent of the workforce.
Other traditional sectors like stockbreeding, milk products and vineyards are already singled out as priorities of the financial policy of National Agriculture Fund.
In the newer sectors the intake of storm water is one inch in one hour.
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The market took a pounding in almost all sectors, with the momentum of a month-long decline in high-tech stocks dragging the market down yet further.
The company's client base straddles a wide variety of sectors.
This is a mutual fund that further diversifies risk by investing in several hedge funds that invest in different sectors and have different strategies and management styles.
An added worry is that several sectors of China's economy may be overheating and this could presage higher wholesale and retail prices over the year to come.
The Shagari government became viewed as corrupt by virtually all sectors of Nigerian society.
Major sectors of the Jamaican economy include agriculture, mining, manufacturing, tourism, and financial and insurance services.
Leading sectors included mechanical engineering, fashion, pharmaceutics, food and wine.
The number of people working in the Tertiary and Quaternary sectors of the economy has increased significantly.
The drives are used in all sectors, for example, in packaging machines, centrifuges, extruders, mixers and kneaders.
Manufacturing and retail and finance sectors became dominant, influencing the American economy.
In France, for example, workers from different sectors and unions band together to aid each other in communicating a point.
Many of the economic sectors that supplied the basic industries were also hit hard.
Transition to a single market can have a negative impact on some sectors of a national economy due to increased international competition.
Subsequently, many mixed economies have expanded in scope to include a role for indicative economic planning or large public enterprise sectors.
The engineering and defence sectors employ around 30,000 people in Scotland.
Since 2012, the service sector has employed more people than other sectors.
The term total means that all sectors of the government and economy are involved in the defence planning.
Ambassador Patricia Flor apprised that EU is already providing assistance to Pakistan in various sectors of economic and social development.
On a quarter-over-quarter basis, issuance was down across both the industrial and financial sectors.
Call such a binary string p clumpy if the above decomposition into sectors gives at least 2 sectors.
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Since the 16th century, shipping, fishing, agriculture, trade, and banking have been leading sectors of the Dutch economy.
Best has released 15 stock indexes covering publicly traded companies in sectors of the United States and global insurance industry.
Now AIC's researchers have derived the beta coefficient of the reclassified sectors, based on total monthly performance for the last five years.
Apprehensions have decreased in certain sectors after 2005, which is seen as a sign of success.
Except for the property and mining and oil sectors, all subindices ended in green.
Survey provides a benchmark to risk and compliance practitioners across both financial and nonfinancial sectors.
Horticultural produce and tea are the main growth sectors and the two most valuable of all of Kenya's exports.
However, sectors exclusively for Ethiopian investors include banking, indurance and micro-credit services.
Leading up to the Great Recession, all commercial real estate sectors were at full-throttle except multifamily, which was underbuilding.
Esophageal Funnel is a situation anterior in which the tips of the esophageal sectors are parted infundibuliformly.
The second is to nurtural skills to cater to the needs of new growth sectors and encourage local entrepreneurship in such areas.
Farm sectors in these countries are still significantly unmechanized and inefficient in comparison to those found in more developed markets.
Some sectors, such as agriculture, oil and fish, are not wholly covered by the EEA Treaty.
The bill paves the way for the establishment of a National Communications regulator in the broadcasting and telecommunications sectors.
There has been a total loss of 2000 jobs in these sectors, which were very much part of the old Icelandic economy.
Driving sectors are crackers and crispbreads and healthier biscuits, both satisfying the current health trend.
I am hopeful that this cross-fertilisation between public and private sectors can help keep Liverpool at the pointy end of digital innovation.
Since that time, the FSA has gained regulatory authority over most of the United Kingdom's financial services sectors.
The spill had a strong economic impact on the Gulf Coast's economy sectors such as fishing and tourism.
Jamie Galbraith argues that countries with larger financial sectors have greater inequality, and the link is not an accident.
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The two acquisition companies, Backbarrow and Vanir Consultants, continue to search for suitable investments in their chosen sectors.
In the past years intervention has been reduced or abolished in all sectors.
Norway is a highly integrated member of most sectors of the EU internal market.
These firms are mainly in the aluminium, cement, steel, zinc, ferroalloy, calcium carbide and sodium hydroxide sectors.
The regulatory measures in place by the TRA have been overprotecting competition to the extent of impacting business sectors.
This also extended to the economic sectors with problems arising between the almost feudalistic sectors and the globalised ones.
A fiscal stimulus must therefore aim at groups or sectors in the economy having the lowest propensity to deleverage.
Unsurprisingly, CEFs with exposure to sectors experiencing the most stress have deleveraged further.
In what could be a sign of tougher times ahead for certain sectors of our industry, UPM, the Finnish papermaking giant, is reducing capacity.
Now that the troops were in their assigned sectors, the medics started a massive campaign to delouse the troops.
The purpose of the debate was to have different sectors of society taking part.
Important new sectors, such as Silicon Alley, emerged in the city's economy.
Thus, from 1945 there was the official deNazification of that country by the Allies and democracy was forced upon the three western sectors.
Additionally, the country has seen job cuts in the year 2016 from its petroleum companies and other sectors in the government.
Two sectors of historic but primitive gold mining, the Devis and Michel pits, were chosen as the first drilling targets.
The company's IP application hosting service, delivered by US managed hosting smart sectors also meets PCI DSS requirements.
Additionally, there are regular meetings that deal with specific sectors and are attended by the corresponding ministers.
There is also the risk that important sectors of society may not be adequately represented.
Many multicameral legislatures were created to give separate voices to different sectors of society.
Their main business is in the granulation and packing of chemicals for the speciality and agrochemical sectors.
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Her political adviser Nick Timothy wrote an article in 2015 to oppose China's involvement in sensitive sectors.
We have the feasible potential to be competitive in a gainsome way in many sectors.
Rich countries also need more competition in traditionally mollycoddled sectors such as education.
He said that no any member of the council would be treated discriminatively adding that education and health sectors were his top priority.
A disk image backup program views the hard drive simply as a group of sectors.
DataNumen Disk Image lets users clone a damaged file and move the clone to a second computer that doesn't have a problem with bad sectors.
Bermuda's economy is based on offshore insurance and reinsurance, and tourism, the two largest economic sectors.
Today, the traditional sectors of the economy export beef, cheese, whisky, beer, fish and other seafood.
Kupffer and Rasins developed phytogeographical borders that have a close relationship with sectors of continentality.
In addition, most workers that were displaced in downsizing industries relocated to other sectors.
The Thatcher government encouraged growth in the finance and service sectors to compensate for Britain's ailing manufacturing industry.
Most primary and secondary schools in both the private and state sectors have compulsory school uniforms.
Offshore banking, manufacturing, and tourism form key sectors of the economy.
Euratom was to integrate sectors in nuclear energy while the EEC would develop a customs union among members.
However, these dual goals also produce tensions within national film and television sectors.
The county also has prosperous high technology, service and tourism sectors.
Tribunals also play an integral role in health sectors both within and across nations.
However, it is also used in legal writings as trade between private sectors, which is not right.
While generally open to foreign participation in its economy, Botswana reserves some sectors for citizens.
To this end, the government has set up six hubs since 2008, in the agriculture, diamonds, innovation, transport, health and education sectors.
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The exporting sectors have brought higher and more secure incomes to a significant portion of the population.
The majority of the country's employment is provided by its agricultural and manufacturing sectors.
In Europe the chemical, plastics and rubber sectors are among the largest industrial sectors.
Eventually high productivity growth in manufacturing reduced the sector size, as prices fell and employment shrank relative to other sectors.
It is an industrial city with many diverse sectors such as light industry, agriculture, and textiles.
The list below shows how many people were employed in certain sectors according to the 2011 census.
Since the 1998 Russian financial crisis, business sectors in Moscow have shown exponential rates of growth.
The largest growth during this period was in the other services and distribution, hotels and retail sectors.
It is one of the newest, most dynamic sectors where creativity, knowledge and intangibles serve as the basic productive resource.
From the 1980s Norway started deregulation in many sectors and experienced a banking crisis.
It is in the banking, finance and insurance sectors that Leeds differs most from the financial structure of the region and the nation.
Other key sectors include retail, leisure and the visitor economy, construction, manufacturing and the creative and digital industries.
It is rare but welcome news that members of one of the most overlooked and unexalted sectors of the work force are raising their voices together.
It has diversified in recent years to cover other sectors including agrichemicals, financial services and B2B services.
The cost to both public and private sectors of continued absenteeism was enormous, report added.
The Hungarian agriculture minister, for his part, said that Iran enjoys many capabilities in the farming and agricultur products sectors.
Not only in the financial sector, but also in other sectors more quants are active nowadays.
The majority of people living in Australia and to a lesser extent, New Zealand work in mining, electrical and manufacturing sectors also.
Its engines power more than 30 types of commercial aircraft and it has more than 30,000 engines in service in the civil and defence sectors.
Part III details comprehensive rules across a number of sectors, that states agree to abide by.
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Canada shows significant growth in the sectors of services, mining and manufacturing.
Despite the cutbacks made to traditional sectors, Portsmouth still remained an attractive place for industry.
He said close relations between APO and Pakistani Chambers of Commerce are crucial to bring more efficiency in different sectors of economy.
It adds new sectors as they become substantial, the latest being car-like micro EVs homologated as quadricycles in Europe.
In 2010, SAMIFIN identified ariary 316,704 billion of suspicious transactions in the construction, logging and mining sectors.
Berk will focus on leveraged buyouts and recapitalizations of growth companies in the consumer, financial services and business services sectors.
Among various types of service, we are interested in the KIBS sector, since this is one of the fastest growing sectors.
No doubt a number of people, in the private and public sectors, were asleep at the switch.
To lessen the impact of this consolidation, countries with banking sectors considered smaller by global standards must expand regionally.
Tourism has been one of the key growth sectors in ASEAN and has proven resilient amid global economic challenges.
Schmitter points out, liberal associability has a built-in bias that favors the more resourceful sectors.
New entries and re-entries often indicate how broadly the region's economy is progressing, and which sectors are on the up.
Several other major UK cities have large financial sectors and related services.
According to the firm s chairman, Mr Mehmet Aydin, short-term investment plans comprised cement and construction sectors.
However we should note bad banks had been used successfully to clean up the banking sectors of Ireland and Spain.
The lateralization found in this study showed variation among CA1-4 sectors and subiculum.
We in the Green Party believe that the WAG and LEAs should value and promote small schools in both secondary and primary sectors.
Municipalities are subdivided into wards or barrios, and those into sectors.
According to reports, heavy firing was reported from the Hamirpur, Mendhar and Barasingha sectors of Poonch in Jammu.
He wants the government to focus on nurturing the primary sectors before investing in information technology centres, for example.

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