Sentence examples for Economic soundness from inspiring English sources
The president can win this argument on the merits of economic soundness and fairness.
The island supplies nearly all the world with cloves and demand is sufficient to insure their economic soundness.
We examine the pre-project data related to development of the Kholodninskoye lead and zinc ore deposit from the standpoint of ecological and economic soundness of the proposed production and engineering aspects of the design.
The transactive energy framework provides value-driven control schemes that facilitate power delivery with higher efficiency, sustainability and economic soundness while ensuring the reliability and security of the energy infrastructure system.
A key basis of New Labour's electability - economic soundness - was undermined when the credit crunch hit.
President Obama might recall the words of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who at a similar moment several decades ago, issued a grave and poignant warning: "Not only our future economic soundness, but the very soundness of our democratic institutions depends on the determination of our government to give employment to idle men".
After two years of plunging poll numbers, Mr. Duncan Smith was toppled in an internal coup and replaced by Michael Howard who, à la Mitt Romney, promised economic competence, soundness on the right's pet issues and an ability to unite the fractious ranks of British conservatism.
Mr. O'Neill says he "jumped in, arguing sharply that the government 'is moving toward a fiscal crisis,' " pointing out "what rising deficits will mean to our economic and fiscal soundness".
Perhaps most importantly, no country has figured out the right formula for ensuring fiscal soundness, economic dynamism and retirement security.
In addition any SWC should consider technical feasibility, ecological soundness, economic viability and social acceptance before implementation.
Rather, the task is to create a balanced combination of various plant types which meet the complex interrelated requirements of technical feasibility, economic and environmental soundness, and social acceptability.
