Sentence examples for broad economic changes from inspiring English sources

Many broad economic changes that the fund has required its client nations to carry out in recent years have in fact been designed by the World Bank, I.M.F. officials said.

Engaged in the competition for power are those loyal to President Boris N. Yeltsin, the business oligarchy, the resurgent Communists, regional power brokers and advocates of broad economic changes that the West endorses.

"The broad economic changes we've seen since the 1970s have clearly helped people at the top of the ladder," Bayer said.

First, it used traditional budget scoring that reflects the way people and companies adjust behavior in response to tax changes, but does not account for the way broad economic changes affect revenues.

It is entirely plausible that these broad economic changes affected many individuals through improvement in mothers' nutritional status that may be inferred, for example, by an observed reduction in underweight pregnant women from 25to15%5% between 1987 and 1993 [ 23].

Europe's newly appointed commissioner for monetary affairs, Joaquín Almunia, said he would consider giving countries more time to reduce deficits if they agreed to undertake broader economic changes.

The measures come amid broader economic changes in Cuba, after the Castro regime loosened rules for private enterprise and the Obama administration eased the US embargo, unleashing large numbers of US travellers.

Frits Bolkestein, the European Commission official in charge of developing common rules for business within the European Union, provides a vivid insight into the difficulties of pushing through broader economic change.

I recognize that ingrained bureaucracy and cultures often adapt slower than the trends in broader society, but we are at an inflection point in our hyperconnected global society where broad social and economic changes are happening at a much quicker pace.

Its next incarnation will have as much to do with broad economic and social changes that New York is undergoing as with a few planters and chairs.

The most sought-after artists are mostly in their 40s and 50s and came of age in the 1980s and early 1990s, when contemporary art was just beginning to blossom in China after broad economic and political changes.