Sentence examples for ambitious gdp from inspiring English sources

Since the global financial crisis in 2008, China has sought to achieve ambitious GDP growth targets year after year, with ultra-loose monetary policy and overly stimulative fiscal policy.

For this year, the IMF's staff think "the very ambitious 5.3 percent of GDP deficit target…will likely be missed".

Confident that his plan can unfold as intended, he has set ambitious targets, including GDP growth approaching 4% a year.

Raising public spending to 0.7% of GDP is "ambitious but reasonable," she said.

The EU estimates that a "comprehensive and ambitious agreement" will boost annual GDP growth by 0.5%.

To help meet an ambitious pledge to double Russia's GDP in ten years, Mr Putin may be ready to make a short-term tactical switch.

With its debt amounting to a staggering ¤3bn and deficit slated to swell to 12.7% of GDP, Papandreou set out an ambitious programme of fiscal targets to reduce the deficit by almost 4% next year.

If Antigua could capture just 1% of that total, still an ambitious goal, it could conceivably double its GDP.

But let us assume that next year's writeoffs in 2002 return to their average levels and that operating earnings expand in line with nominal GDP next year (a not very ambitious 5%).

"At the Brisbane summit in 2014, the G20 leaders agreed an ambitious goal to lift the level of G20 GDP by at least 2% by 2018.

A three-year reform programme being put together by the IMF, the European Commission and the ECB aims to cut the budget deficit from 13.6% to 2.7% of GDP in just three years, an ambitious target in a shrinking economy.