Sentence examples for contained economic from inspiring English sources

Yet he seemed heartened by the financial part of the players' proposal, saying it contained "economic goals that we could probably mutually meet".

She was not dismissive, but the idea of an urban vineyard — rather than an urban winery, using grapes grown elsewhere — was unfamiliar, and it contained economic and cultural mysteries.

Brenda Jones, president of Local 62, said, "The city has a $53 million surplus sitting there from the workers making concessions over the years". The union last struck the city in 1980, then accepted a contract that contained economic concessions in return for some guarantees against layoffs.

Thirty-two of the 50 studies (64%) contained economic information relating to tagging.

From 2004, telehealth reviews diverge into specific areas of clinical practice, some of which contained economic outcomes.

The first group contains economic arguments and often turns around the question of whether or not imperialism pays.

Despite high inequality, Bahrain has the fourth highest income per capita in the Arab world, and rising oil revenues give the state considerable leeway in containing economic grievances.

Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin's priority throughout the Asian crisis has been to contain economic contagion -- keeping what ails Indonesia from re-igniting a crisis elsewhere in Asia.

But the public might be slower to rally to the President's side over financing for the I.M.F. to contain economic turmoil in Asia or over United Nations dues.

Today, an innovation ecosystem in terms of economic value contains economic decision makers, such as government, businesses (producers) and consumers, as well as non-economic factors, such as culture, knowledge, organizations, and social interactions.

This sample has been extracted from AIDA, a database of Bureau van Dijk, which contains economic and financial information with up to 8 years of history of more than 200,000 Italian companies.