Sentence examples for changes to its economic from inspiring English sources

A9 Rice Admonishes China Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice warned China this week that it must make changes to its economic policies, lest it remain "a problem for the international economy".

It has made no big changes to its economic forecasts since the budget two weeks ago – despite the iron ore price falling $5 in the past fortnight and the Reserve Bank cutting rates to a record low of 1.75%.

Under the pressure of the financial crisis, Greece is being pressed by Germany and its international lenders to make fundamental changes to its economic system in exchange for the money it needs to avoid bankruptcy.

But now the IMF has raised the prospect that Saudi Arabia could go bankrupt in five years without changes to its economic policy, cuts in support to foreign allies seem inevitable.

The Union "has already embarked on making far-reaching changes to its economic governance," and the commission will "associate enlargement countries to this process" because that will "boost the resilience of their economies and create favorable conditions for growth and jobs before they join," Mr. Fule said.

BEIJING (AP) — China's economic health still faces threats from the halting global recovery, but Beijing has no plans to make major changes to its economic policies, Premier Wen Jiabao said in a report posted on the central government's Web site on Sunday.

For now, Europe is working on ratifying the changes made to its economic system at a meeting on July 21.

To receive the $10 billion in new loans, Turkey has agreed to a list of 15 major changes to its financial and economic system, the people involved in the negotiations said.

Four-year programme could save £ 13bn Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen was clinging to power in Dublin on a temporary basis yesterday as Ireland adjusted to this week's huge changes to its political and economic landscapes.

In order to remain successful and sustainable, every museum needs to constantly change and adapt to its economic, social and cultural environment.

The Bank of England held its interest rate at 0.5 percent, also a record low, and made no change to its program of economic stimulus, leaving the target at £375 billion, or about $570 billion.