Sentence examples for Economic voices from inspiring English sources
He is one of the leading economic voices in Haiti.
Cohn is seen as one of the most influential economic voices in Trump's orbit, alongside Stephen Mnuchin, Trump's nominee for treasury secretary.
Greening, who held the post in opposition immediately before the election, is economically fluent and ahead of the growth review to be delivered on 29 November, she strengthens the economic voices in cabinet.
But now some of the leading economic voices in the country are saying what Democrats have been saying all along: the Republican cuts are simply too deep.
He was noted for being personally retired in manner, diffident except to business, in correspondence with most of the major economic voices of the nation, and a devout member of the Episcopal Church.
Third, the astonishing expansion of the British state means Britain is no longer an authentic liberal economic voice.
If China can overtake Japan along the way, and become Asia's paramount economic voice, so much the better.ASEAN countries have taken even greater notice of China's ability to suck in foreign direct investment.
Neither appointment seems likely to result in any challenge to the dominant position of Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, on monetary policy, or even to inject a well-established economic voice into the debate.
The boycott, intended to give an economic voice to discontent over police shootings, harks back to 1977, when the acquittal of a police officer in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy led to a "Black Christmas" boycott organized by Mr. Daughtry.
Although business leaders have long said that Mr. Evans does not have the stature or the portfolio to be the economic voice of the administration, he was without question the chief salesman of the $350 billion package of tax cuts and state aid that Congress finally approved last Friday.
"The same desires to have a political voice, a societal voice and a cultural voice were the motivation to have an economic voice," he says.
