productive sector

This is problematic for a group which has no longer a part to play in the productive sector.

First, these countries have to get investment flowing into the productive sectors of the economy.

Those private plots are the most productive sector of their agricultural system.

And they argue that the results should be seen before long, as money is shifted into more productive sectors.

The rebalancing of the economy towards the productive sector cannot come soon enough.

The company also gathers funds to facilitate the productive sectors.

No productive sector can thrive in such a climate.

Only wage workers of productive sectors of the economy produce value.

As a productive sector it deserves urgent protection through a specific programme.

With no restrictions on overseas money coming into the country the focus in the economy shifted from the productive sector to finance.

- Provide technical support to the efforts of the productive sector to develop its competitiveness in international markets.

Academic extension, which sets up internships in the productive sector as learning experiences for university students.

It is essential to universities and laboratories, whose survival depends, in part, on their relationship with productive sectors.

We should not forget that it is the productive sector alone that generates the resources on which the whole of society lives.

What the Russian economy most needs is for its productive sector to be revitalized into profit-oriented businesses.

Our productive sector has state-of-the-art reclamation for its mining.

Productive sectors such as agriculture, mining and heavy industry are being marginalised to an increasing degree.

More recently, Impact Evaluation has been applied to a range of interventions across social and productive sectors.

Here, the productive sector declare specific research needs that are worked out by students and professors, working toward the students degrees.

One instance is more careful consideration of the social and political aspects of restructuring the productive sector.

There would be increased government support and investment in "productive sectors", including agriculture, tourism and fisheries.

"Positive developments in the economy do not guarantee a sustainable recovery and the productive sector is still very fragile.

That reversal has freed hundreds of billions of dollars for investment in more productive sectors, the report says.

Tourism is gradually becoming a productive sector.

This accounted for 9.5% of gross domestic product in the country, surpassing other productive sectors.