Priority Sectors definition

Priority Sectors means: (a) the 11 sectors listed below: (i) agro-based products; (ii) air travel; (iii) automotives; (iv) e-ASEAN; (v) electronics; (vi) fisheries; (vii) healthcare; (viii) rubber-based products; (ix) textiles and apparels; (x) tourism; (xi) wood-based products; and (b) such other sectors as may be identified by the Ministers responsible for ASEAN economic integration under Articles 19 and 20 of this Framework Agreement. (c) Air travel shall be deemed to refer to air transport.

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Priority Sectors means – New Industrial units where fixed capital investment commences on or after the effective date and fall within the following categories.

Priority Sectors means the following sectors: education, health, road infrastructure, water and energy, agriculture and environment, as outlined in the PRSP.

Examples of Priority Sectors in a sentence

• In accordance with the Priority Sectors referred to in Article 6 and with particular attention given to the fields of intervention outlined in the Programming Framework referred to in Article 7, the Parties have agreed to establish, within the overall amount referred to in Article 3, the Specific Forms of Grant Assistance listed in Annex C.

• WE have signed this ASEAN Framework Agreement for the Integration of Priority Sectors.

• The objective of this ASEAN Framework Agreement for the Integration of Priority Sectors (hereinafter referred to as the “Framework Agreement”) is to identify measures to be implemented, with clear timelines, in a mutually beneficial manner, by Member States in respect of the priority sectors identified in paragraph 1 of Article 2 of this Framework Agreement so as to enable the progressive, expeditious and systematic integration of these sectors in ASEAN.

• In accordance with the Priority Sectors referred to in Article 6, the Parties have agreed to establish, within the overall amount referred to in Article 3, the Specific Forms of Grant Assistance listed in Annex C.

• Secure investment of £10.3m in the Science, Technology and Prototyping Centre at Wolverhampton Science Park, including £4.3m from public sector partners and £6m from the private Invest £2m in 2015/16 and an indicative £4m in 2016/17 – 2017/18 in the Growing Priority Sectors programme.

• In accordance with the Priority Sectors referred to in Article 6 and with particular attention given to the fields of intervention outlined in the Programming Framework referred to in Article 7, the parties have agreed to establish, within the overall amount referred to in Article 3, the Specific Forms of Grant Assistance listed in Annex C.

• Secure investment of £17m in the Growing Priority Sectors grant fund programme.

• The objective of the ASEAN Framework (Amendment) Agreement for the Integration of Priority Sectors (hereinafter referred to as the "Framework (Amendment) Agreement" is to refine, supplement and add new measures, sectors, implementing bodies and timelines in relation to the priority sector roadmaps so as to enable the progressive, expeditious and systematic integration of these sectors in ASEAN.

• Focus on relevant Industrial science-based problems A key goal of the collaboration between STFC and IBM will be to focus on problems that are relevant to business in the UK and which address the Priority Sectors identified by Government.

• The Recipient has allocated adequate resources to MAP Priority Sectors in its budget for 2008, in accordance with paragraph 17 of the Letter of Development Policy.

More Definitions of Priority Sectors

Priority Sectors means those critical infrastructure protection sectors designated as such under this Directive.

Priority Sectors means strategic sectors of potential growth and/or those that contribute to low greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and increase OECS countries’ resilience to natural disasters, as approved by the RSC and further specified in the POM.

Priority Sectors means the following sectors identified for training financed under the Project, namely (i) tourism (ii) information technology and (iii) accountancy.

Priority Sectors means the priority industry sectors specified in the MP3EI to be supported under the Project, namely tourism, agriculture, mining, manufacturing and infrastructure;

Priority Sectors means each of the following three sectors: Agriculture, Construction, Road and Transportation;

Priority Sectors means -Industrial units in the following categories without any stipulationregarding minimum project cost:-