Sentence examples for adjustment package from inspiring English sources
The phrase "adjustment package" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to financial, economic, or policy changes that involve a set of measures or provisions designed to address specific issues. Example: "The government announced an adjustment package to help citizens cope with the rising cost of living."
"The offer of a structural adjustment package is an admission by the Abbott government that its package is fundamentally unfair," Carr said.
It said the $100m structural adjustment package promised by the government should be lifted to $500m, and the proposed 20% cut to course subsidies should be scaled back.
That is what happened in Egypt after it signed up to its first structural adjustment package in 1991, and is continuing today under Sisi.
For instance, his government signed a structural adjustment package that was to privatize some key state industries as part of the deal that brought him back to Haiti in 1994.
Napthine said he would travel to Canberra in the hope of securing an "adjustment package" for the laid-off workers, as well as squeezing more federal government dollars for those made redundant by Holden.
The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, warned Mr. Bush on Wednesday not to submit the Colombia deal without a trade adjustment package or signs of further progress in cracking down on violence against labor organizers in Colombia.
Shorten called on the government to provide adjustment packages for the affected regions and transition assistance for the workers.
It cited research saying $88bn had been spent on adjustment packages following the closure of industries between 2000 and 2012.
Ways of improving fisheries data for conservation planning and designing adjustment packages to more effectively mitigate impacts of MPAs on commercial fishermen are suggested.
The Productivity Commission in its latest review of industry assistance also calls for the Turnbull government to review regional adjustment packages delivered in response to the closure of car manufacturing in Victoria and South Australia, and slow growth in Tasmania.
The compensation and industry adjustment packages is valued at $250m including $20,000 upfront payments for license plate holders with up to two licenses, and the creation of a hardship panel to assess further compensation claims.
