Sentence examples for acceleration package from inspiring English sources

A "growth acceleration package" offers only modest tax breaks and a small cut in the rate of growth of public spending (and a small rise in public investment).

But Brazil's new willingness to put forest preservation on the market is "an extremely important step", says Paulo Moutinho of IPAM, a research institute.With the revival of soya and the government's new "growth acceleration package", which proposes to pepper the Amazon with infrastructure, Brazil is about to put its new model to the test.

A BIT more public investment, a dash of tax relief and a promise to contain the growth of current spending: those are the main ingredients of a ballyhooed "growth-acceleration package", which Brazil's government finally announced on January 22nd.

Mr. Bush also repeated his request for acceleration of the huge package of income tax reductions he won from Congress earlier this year.

An available Sport Chrono Package, which provides acceleration and handling upgrades, is activated when the driver presses a sport-mode button.

She added that the SoC gives customers an "integrated, hardware-enhanced network, security and acceleration capabilities in a single package".

How the car performs transiently - as it pitches, rolls and yaws during braking, cornering and acceleration - is very important to the overall package.

For all parallelized methods using 5 to 10 processors (or more) and more than 150 microarrays there is an obvious acceleration than with the code from the affy package.

Called "a growth acceleration law," the program consists of a €8.5 billion package of tax cuts for companies and hotel owners, and increases in child-raising benefits.

She managed to keep down a rebellion by state premiers from her own party against the coalition's first big initiative, an €8.5 billion package of tax cuts called the "growth acceleration law".

"During the last five years, there's been a real acceleration of food that is designed to be eaten directly from the package," said Thomas Hine, the author of "The Total Package" (Little, Brown, 1995), a study of packaging trends and their impact on consumers.