Sentence examples for creation programmes from inspiring English sources
Five months ago, the International Monetary Fund approved a $918m£600m0m) loan to help Ghana keep its social reform and job creation programmes afloat.
The reason for this is simple: the markets have been pumped full of stimulants in the form of quantitative easing, the money creation programmes adopted by central banks as a response to the last crisis.
At the same time, his progressive "base" is furious at his apparent moderation, wanting more radical healthcare reforms, more state regulation of the banks and more money spent on job creation programmes.
Its publication comes at a time when both the ECB and the Bank of Japan are using money creation programmes to stimulate growth, and shortly after the US Federal Reserve responded to financial market turbulence in August by delaying an increase in interest rates.
Sure, this has been a tepid recovery in the US and a non-existent recovery in Europe, but the outcome would almost certainly have been a lot worse had central banks not augmented ultra-low interest rates with their money creation programmes.
Public-sector job creation programmes have mostly produced negative labour-market effects (based on assessments after the program has ended).
In 1997, the incoming Labour government imposed a windfall tax on the privatised utility companies, raising £5bn to finance a job creation programme for the unemployed.
The job creation programme announced in the budget will help some struggling families, but is unlikely to make much difference to the 2010 target.
The White House also oversaw a furious public relations effort to sell the sweeping package of energy reforms as a jobs creation programme.
Low interest rates and the money creation programme known as quantitative easing have had much less of an impact in Italy than elsewhere in the eurozone.
This began when May used her speech at the Conservative party conference to question the "bad side-effects" of ultra-low interest rates and the Bank's money creation programme.
