Sentence examples for Fixed economic from inspiring English sources

Veteran nonistes, such as Marie-Noëlle Lienemann, a Socialist senator, say they do not object to more European integration as such, but dislike the EU's quest to promote internal competition and the German obsession with fixed economic rules.

The quotes are necessary because investing such fixed economic statuses, or tele, with political significance was an innovation of Solon himself; that is, his fourth political reform was to make eligibility for all political office (not just the bare right of attending the Assembly) dependent on wealth and no longer exclusively on birth (a "timocratic" rather than an "aristocratic" system).

To estimate the broader economic consequences of HPV vaccination in males and females we estimated how resulting changes in HPV related morbidity and mortality may influence government fiscal accounts based on the efficacy profile for the quadrivalent HPV vaccine under a fixed economic scenario ("ceteris paribus").

In a museum, or even a no-sale gallery show, we're looking at done-deal stuff, art with values fixed, economic histories at least temporarily closed.

The constraints of operating within localised and fixed economic areas and environments may lead to efforts to encourage co-operation and interventions to punish or minimise high levels of competition, particularly those seeking to gain short-term or non-sustainable competitive advantage over other businesses.

When we do designs of hotels... we have a tremendous challenge between what it means to achieve a certain quality of products and fulfill fixed economic equations.

Back to the N.B.E.R.: "The Committee does not have a fixed definition of economic activity.

Advocates argued that since land is a fixed resource, the economic rent is a product of the growth of the economy and not of individual effort; therefore society would be justified in recovering it to support the costs of government.

He assumes the U.S. will experience a fixed rate of economic growth.

Growth in investment in factories, housing and other fixed assets, a key economic driver, weakened to 12 per cent in 2015, down 2.9 percentage points from the previous year.

Little wonder then, that despite his professed desire to do something about poverty, at home and abroad, Blair refuses to question assumptions about the fixed nature of current economic arrangements.