Sentence examples for changes aiming at from inspiring English sources

For example, Romer and Romer (2010) find negative output effects stemming from tax changes aiming at increasing long-run growth, and zero effects of deficit-driven tax rises.

Moreover, we show that this is also the case if we focus on tax changes aiming at increasing long-run growth or imposed by foreign institutions, which are less likely to respond to business cycle developments.

Mr Saez wrote in an analysis that despite recent policy changes aiming at lessening income inequality, the measures were relatively small in comparison to "policy changes that took place coming out of the Great Depression".

This questioning is not added to many explanations on dysfunctions of the African medical systems but opens way to the formulation of objectives for changes aiming at a better effectiveness in the health care system.

Guidelines usually present a simplified flowchart to suggest a uniform approach to the treatment of type 2 diabetes, starting with lifestyle changes aiming at a healthier diet, calorie restriction in obese patients, and physical activity to improve fitness and reduce the degree of insulin resistance (2, 3).

Participants recommended several system changes aimed at changing HCPs' behaviours.

In recent months, the Russian Defense Ministry has unveiled changes aimed at streamlining the armed forces.

But it said it was moving along on sweeping changes aimed at improving business.

The judge imposed a series of changes aimed at guarding against profiling.

The annual session ended with constitutional changes aimed at enhancing the democratic nature of the state.

But analysts said that other changes aimed at improving Italy's competitiveness were at risk.