sectorial
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6.5
- adjective
- /sɛkˈtɔriəl/
- And by us, I mean a company's officers: they just do not think at all easily about communal, sectorial, national, much less the interests of all humanity, in their day-to-day decision-making, nor, as far as I can tell, routinely—much less first—in their strategic planning.
Examples
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Stabilization and other macroeconomic and sectorial reforms (especially trade reforms) preceded privatization.
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Our study focuses on sectorial trends in renewable energy markets, highlighting growth and investment areas.
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Even so, Hotelling's rule, by which the equilibrium market price and sectorial rents are determined, is very complicated indeed.
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Here too, the sectorial distribution was broad, with service companies (insurance, marketing companies) figuring prominently.
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The sample units are selected from the constituents of sectorial indices maintained by NSE.
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The result of these complex dynamics was that, on the eve of World War II, despite many sectorial successes, the Vatican policy in the Holy Land continued to be ineffective regarding its main goal: the capacity to influence the future settlement of the region.
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Thus, the preparations for UNCED and preparations of sectorial papers for the chapters of Agenda 21 were completed without systematic information about the actual conditions and experiences in many countries.
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Based on the comprehensive literature survey, it is observed that most of the research done so far is either sector-specific or consolidated by taking a sample of a few companies irrespective of their sectorial belonging.
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These plans consist of two kinds: sectorial plans (function specific, such as for roads, airports, landfills, etc.) and general comprehensive plans (guiding the spatial distribution of population and informing land use policies).
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The government implemented sectorial policies to improve job opportunities in the manufacturing industry.
Synonyms
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6.1
Relating to a part of a larger system or economy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word sectorial comes from sector 'a part or area', the same root as section. So, sectorial means 'relating to a specific part or area', for example a rule or plan for one industry.