Sentence examples for Economic safeguards from inspiring English sources

To Schumpeter — perhaps because he, unlike Keynes, was a student of both Marx and history — this power was an invitation to political irresponsibility, because it eliminated all economic safeguards against inflation.

But even more damage was the disregard of basic economic safeguards by successive Republican administrations.

Being denied the legal protections and economic safeguards provided to married heterosexual couples and parents contributes to higher economic insecurity for LGBT families.

It was really the attempt of Big Business to unravel the economic safeguards of the New Deal, first spelled out in Paul Krugman's The Great Unraveling, by advocating massive budget deficits to pay for a Pax Americana -- with especially severe consequences for the old and poor.

More importantly, the political and economic safeguards that the WBG had required to avoid a resource curse are being jeopardised, and expectations of improved governance from national authorities are not met l [ 9, 102, 104].

When a part breaks on an advanced machine overseas, Kyocera's Japanese engineers disassemble and repair it in privacy, so that none of the local workers can take a good look.In some cases, Japanese firms even sacrifice some short-run economic gain, safeguarding their secrets by using humans where machines and software would be more efficient.

Their production in water-scarce regions could provide environmental benefits and social and economic opportunities, safeguarding freshwater resources.

Using video recognition technology, through effective analysis of surveillance video images of discrimination, may well detect a fire and treated as early as possible to reduce the economic losses, safeguard people's life, and property safety!

"China and the U.S. share vast common interests in maintaining the momentum of the world economic recovery, safeguarding global financial stability and coping with global issues," he said.

"We completely agree that this program must promote the stability of the financial system and increase lending, preserve home ownership, promote jobs and economic recovery, safeguard taxpayer interests, and have the maximum degree of accountability and transparency possible," wrote Summers.

At the same time, healthy ecosystems need to be promoted, economic livelihoods safeguarded, and cultural beliefs respected at household to national and international levels.