Sentence examples for creation agenda from inspiring English sources

8 22 p.m. | Updated House Republicans have had a laserlike focus on dismantling various forms of federal regulations this month, the centerpiece of their job creation agenda.

But the August deal, in extending the debt limit through 2012, freed Mr. Obama to mount a more aggressive and populist pitch for his job creation agenda because the consequences of gridlock are not so dire.

For the Conservatives, Mr Hague said raising income tax was the wrong message to give when the UK was seeing its economic fortunes improve and was "an anti-business, anti-job creation agenda".

Yet Washington overall has obviously yet to embrace a large-scale job creation agenda.

That jobs creation agenda went right out the window to be replaced by one focused on shredding the safety net American women rely on to keep themselves and their families healthy.

In his November 30, 2009 piece on HuffPost titled, "Job Creation Agenda Must Include Low-Skilled Workers," Bob Giloth of the Annie E. Casey Foundation noted that 88 million adults do not have the basic skills necessary for 90percentt of the jobs in the fastest-growing industries.

In a statement, a spokeswoman for Mr. Wang said: "West Legend does business in Virginia and supports Gov. McAuliffe's jobs-creation agenda.

Mr. Obama seems reluctant to draw attention to the record as he emphasizes his job-creation agenda, and perhaps wants to avoid being seen as taking credit for the acts of military and intelligence operatives.

But the mood of the American public is so dour toward Washington — Congressional Republicans fare even worse than the president — it remains an open question whether Mr. Obama can present a job-creation agenda that can break through among voters.

Unless Congress and the White House push a robust job-creation agenda — starting now — worsening joblessness is a distinct possibility, even if the economy in general recovers in the coming months.

WASHINGTON — The White House announced on Tuesday that Panama had satisfied a final condition for a free-trade pact with the United States, smoothing the way for President Obama to seek Congressional approval for three trade agreements inherited from the Bush administration and now central to his own job-creation agenda.