Sentence examples for creation measures from inspiring English sources
The point is that free trade is politically viable only if it's backed by effective job creation measures and a strong domestic social safety net.
It comes as Mr. Obama and Democrats, like many economists, are calling for a mix of larger long-term deficit reduction measures with immediate additional job creation measures.
Treasury sources said the theme of the budget would be the need for fiscal rectitude to underpin recovery, but there are also likely to be job creation measures, help for small businesses and money for pensioners.
In other words, we may be more likely to succeed in enacting job creation measures this year if we highlight and propose additional deficit reduction measures for the medium term".
If the Democrats fail and don't leave themselves enough time to pass a bill with job creation measures, they will be facing total capitulation — an extension of the high-end Bush tax cuts with nothing in return.
Republicans said they wanted to include "job creation" measures, including one blocking environmental regulations for commercial boilers and another forcing the construction of an oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, which the Obama administration has blocked.
The Republican controlled House hasn't voted on a single job creation measure since John Boehner and his colleagues took power last January.
President Ronald Reagan, who substantially expanded the credit during his administration, called it "the best antipoverty, the best pro-family, the best job creation measure ever to come out of Congress".
Rather than address unemployment with job-creation measures, Congress is poised to end what little aid is offered.
Others demand a war on "illegal employment", while Bundesbank profits are syphoned off to finance "job-creation measures".Does any of that touch the root of the problem?
In response to growing anger over unemployment, the government has rushed forward a package of job-creation measures for the young and the long-term unemployed.
