Crossword clues for sectoral
sectoral
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
sectoral
adjective
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ An interesting feature of the rural economy is the way in which these sectoral employment changes are interlinked.
▪ For example, ministries responsible for control of government expenditure may oppose the sponsor ministry's sectoral strategy on the grounds of cost.
▪ Institutions organised nationally and regionally along sectoral lines hinder the establishment of more appropriate institutions in rural areas.
▪ Many of these organizations, termed sectoral organizations, joined alliances that were local, regional and national in character.
▪ Particular sectoral discussions, she continued, would carry with them their own specific measures.
▪ Review throws up three vast sectoral changes.
▪ Two-tier banking system introduced: a federal reserve comprising republican central banks, and commercial banks formed from sectoral state banks.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sectoral
Sectoral \Sec"tor*al\, a. Of or pertaining to a sector; as, a sectoral circle.
Wiktionary
sectoral
a. Of or pertaining to a sector (all senses).
Wikipedia
Sectoral
Sectoral can refer to:
- Sectoral analysis, statistical analysis of a sector of the economy
- Sectoral balances, statistical analysis of an entire nation's economy
- Sectoral currency, currency that can only be used for certain sectors of the economy
- Sectoral output, a measure of the value of an industry
Usage examples of "sectoral".
His melancholy conclusion was that development preferences are the outcomes of an intricate inter-play between sectoral pressure groups and coalitions of interest groups - and not the result of progress ex machina.