Sentence examples for Economic reactivation from inspiring English sources

And then you will be able to see economic reactivation".

Guaidó's transition plan, based on amnesty for military leaders and free elections, offers genuine hope for a peaceful solution; given Venezuela's abundant resources and the desire of many skilled workers to return, economic reactivation also seems within reach.

"Macri is hoping for an economic reactivation in the second half of this year, that cheaper credit will restart construction and industry through his public works plan," said Mariano Gorodisch, an independent economist in Buenos Aires.

The present study also revealed that policymakers should consider the importance of protecting the environment in addition to economic reactivation and growth.

The town of Parson is enjoying an economic boom due to reactivation of an ordnance plant but it considers this a mixed blessing.

Reactivation of economic life, as sea opens for shipping and fishing.

The objective of this study was an economic evaluation of an Integrative Reactivation and Rehabilitation (IRR-) programme.

After receiving TNF-α receptor: IgG Fc fusion protein (50 mg/w) for 4 weeks, one of two patients changed to MTX + LEF therapy for economic reason and developed HBV reactivation 21 months later (Patient 1 in Table  3); and the other changed to MTX + HCQ + SSZ + Lamivudine therapy and kept undetectable HBV-DNA and normal ALT.

The National Organization for Healthcare Provision EOPYYY) originates from the recent reform in Greek healthcare, aiming amidst economic predicament, at the rationalization of health expenditure and reactivation of the pivotal role of Primary Health Care PHCC).

More extreme elements in the Arab world have already issued calls for a reactivation of an Arab boycott, a freeze on the already sparse Arab diplomatic and economic exchanges with Israel, the use of oil and oil-related contracts as a weapon against Israel's Western allies, and the wholesale transfer of arms to Palestinians to attack Israelis.

In human, an effective vaccine could be valuable for preventing both fetal infection and reactivation in immunocompromised individuals; In livestock such as sheep and goats, it could prevent spontaneous abortion, decrease economic losses and reduce the potential for a major epidemiologic vector for human infection [ 9, 10].