Sentence examples for contributed to employment from inspiring English sources

This is the strongest direct evidence that the Recovery Act contributed to employment growth.

It therefore seems likely that factors other than the DI program itself have contributed to employment decline from 1990 to 2004.

The relative strength of state and local employee unions in some areas has also contributed to employment growth.

Remittances have raised living standards [ 54], contributed to employment (especially in the service and construction sectors) and eased balance of payments problems, despite contributing to inflation, especially in the larger Polynesian countries.

This will contribute to employment, growth and value creation in Norway.

Outlining Latin America's agenda, for a more balanced relationship with Europe, she said: "We want foreign investment that helps us modernize our production structure, that contributes to employment, that helps us care for the environment and that respects social rights".

As a result, the economy lose some of the potential benefits of promising projects and the constraint of credits and credit constrained firms cannot contribute to employment generation and poverty alleviation.

It achieves its objective of contributing to employment by financing U.S. exports in circumstances where alternative, private financing is unavailable.

To help make it happen, we have been hiring teachers and interns from economically-stressed communities, and have been boosting our teachers' STEM capabilities (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) through intensive training -- two direct ways in which we are contributing to employment today.

It concluded that "in any case, very low wage growth appears to have contributed to more employment than would otherwise have been the case".

It has also contributed to significant employment generation, albeit mainly in construction, which is unlikely to be sustainable over the longer term.