Sentence examples for Economic steering from inspiring English sources

But analysts now caution that it would be unrealistic to expect the G-20, given its members' disparate interests, to be a global economic steering committee.

If market mechanisms are not sufficient to introduce methods of the beneficial use of sediments, additional economic steering measures can be implemented.

"The G-20 has successfully moved toward becoming a global economic steering committee, but perhaps at the expense of abandoning the core crisis response responsibility that gave it birth," he said.

In other words, many of these prospective students are behaving as rational economic actors — steering away from a business with grim employment prospects.

"One thing is for certain and that is that inflation has become the most important economic variable steering the Fed's policy," wrote Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG.

"Plan B: Skip College" (Week in Review, May 16) made a plausible economic argument for steering some kids away from college.

Europe is more united now, but a new divide nevertheless threatens to emerge, predicated in part on divergent approaches to steering economic policy during perilous financial times.

The pledge to accelerate the planned rise was one of the few new policies in the manifesto as Labour acknowledged the challenging economic climate by steering clear of "glitzy" announcements to focus on credibility.

To a degree, the post-second world war project of European integration has brought about the integration of economic and other steering mechanisms.

As the economic and normative steering instruments that had been tried had not yielded results, the government now introduced coercive methods.

Cohn is the latest in a long line of former Goldman Sachs executives to take government jobs steering economic policy and financial regulation, and will become the third Goldman Sachs partner to lead the NEC.