Definition of sectoral in English:

sectoral

adjective ˈsɛktərəlˈsɛkt(ə)rəl

Relating to a distinct part or area.
the task of integrating different sectoral interests
regional and sectoral planning
Example sentencesExamples
- There are extreme divergences in sectoral performance that impart major structural distortions to the real economy.
- An overall measure of differences in industrial or sectoral structures appears by making up an index of divergence.
- This would include redistribution of resources in response to perceived geographical and sectoral need.
- Working across sectoral boundaries is difficult, owing to, among several reasons, powerful tobacco groups that oppose legislation on improving public health.
- Different rules construct the possibility for different forms of sectoral comparative advantage.
- The majority of leading global producers in 2002 were Western European, with manufacturers typically having a wide sectoral presence.
- In the past, we have interpreted debt dynamics in the economy in terms of sectoral balances.
- The computed values indicated in such indices are sensitive to sectoral distribution.
- This underscores the need to develop and implement schedules of critical technologies of federal, regional, and sectoral importance.
- The absence of these features means that it is impossible to identify separate sectoral processes with any clarity.

Definition of sectoral in US English:

sectoral

adjectiveˈsekt(ə)rəlˈsɛkt(ə)rəl

Relating to a distinct part or area.
the task of integrating different sectoral interests
regional and sectoral planning
Example sentencesExamples
- The majority of leading global producers in 2002 were Western European, with manufacturers typically having a wide sectoral presence.
- This underscores the need to develop and implement schedules of critical technologies of federal, regional, and sectoral importance.
- In the past, we have interpreted debt dynamics in the economy in terms of sectoral balances.
- The computed values indicated in such indices are sensitive to sectoral distribution.
- Different rules construct the possibility for different forms of sectoral comparative advantage.
- This would include redistribution of resources in response to perceived geographical and sectoral need.
- An overall measure of differences in industrial or sectoral structures appears by making up an index of divergence.
- Working across sectoral boundaries is difficult, owing to, among several reasons, powerful tobacco groups that oppose legislation on improving public health.
- The absence of these features means that it is impossible to identify separate sectoral processes with any clarity.
- There are extreme divergences in sectoral performance that impart major structural distortions to the real economy.

单词	sectoral
释义	Definition of sectoral in English: sectoral adjective ˈsɛktərəlˈsɛkt(ə)rəl Relating to a distinct part or area. the task of integrating different sectoral interests regional and sectoral planning Example sentencesExamples There are extreme divergences in sectoral performance that impart major structural distortions to the real economy. An overall measure of differences in industrial or sectoral structures appears by making up an index of divergence. This would include redistribution of resources in response to perceived geographical and sectoral need. Working across sectoral boundaries is difficult, owing to, among several reasons, powerful tobacco groups that oppose legislation on improving public health. Different rules construct the possibility for different forms of sectoral comparative advantage. The majority of leading global producers in 2002 were Western European, with manufacturers typically having a wide sectoral presence. In the past, we have interpreted debt dynamics in the economy in terms of sectoral balances. The computed values indicated in such indices are sensitive to sectoral distribution. This underscores the need to develop and implement schedules of critical technologies of federal, regional, and sectoral importance. The absence of these features means that it is impossible to identify separate sectoral processes with any clarity. Definition of sectoral in US English: sectoral adjectiveˈsekt(ə)rəlˈsɛkt(ə)rəl Relating to a distinct part or area. the task of integrating different sectoral interests regional and sectoral planning Example sentencesExamples The majority of leading global producers in 2002 were Western European, with manufacturers typically having a wide sectoral presence. This underscores the need to develop and implement schedules of critical technologies of federal, regional, and sectoral importance. In the past, we have interpreted debt dynamics in the economy in terms of sectoral balances. The computed values indicated in such indices are sensitive to sectoral distribution. Different rules construct the possibility for different forms of sectoral comparative advantage. This would include redistribution of resources in response to perceived geographical and sectoral need. An overall measure of differences in industrial or sectoral structures appears by making up an index of divergence. Working across sectoral boundaries is difficult, owing to, among several reasons, powerful tobacco groups that oppose legislation on improving public health. The absence of these features means that it is impossible to identify separate sectoral processes with any clarity. There are extreme divergences in sectoral performance that impart major structural distortions to the real economy.
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