Sentence examples for demand and support from inspiring English sources

With the government now able to borrow at close to zero interest, a state investment bank should be set up to create demand and support innovation.

But the chancellor, Alistair Darling, said the summit had agreed to "take whatever action is necessary for as long as necessary to boost demand and support jobs".

The government's budget deficit rose to over 5% of GDP in 1998.Monetary policy has been extremely tight, in order to slow domestic demand and support the currency.

One panel titled "Piracy Is the New Radio!" (a phrase nicked from Neil Young) will feature Anna Troberg, the leader of the Swedish Pirate Party, a political group dedicated to the reformation of copyright and patent law, and Alexa Clay, an author of "The Misfit Economy," a forthcoming book about how underground economies demand and support innovation.

"We have been overwhelmed with demand and support from homeowners across the country," said Kathy Hannun, cofounder and CEO of Dandelion, in a statement.

So, if the public in the Greater Cincinnati area would likely perceive the Oasis Line as a success, and therefore demand and support more rail transit for the area, then Sierra Club should probably support the Oasis Line.

Motivated by consumers' demand and supported through public sustainability funding schemes, the automotive and fuels industries continuously increase efforts in the development of low-carbon vehicle and fuel technologies, including greatly improved vehicular fuel efficiency and light-weighting [31].

The most common objective functions are the minimization of energy losses, controlling voltage deviations, reducing peak-to-average load ratio, smoothing the consumer demand, and supporting renewable energy generation [42 45].

It's a billionaire bonanza with the middle-class paying to fuel oil companies' record profits (the price of oil right now is not tied to economic fundamentals of supply and demand) and supporting the financial sector's unbounded greed.

Job factors: there were four psychosocial job characteristics in this study: security, autonomy (decision at work), ability to cope with demands, and support by employer.

Psychosocial work factors were measured by demand, control, and support, (Nordic Questionnaire for Psychological and Social Factors at Work), and effort, reward and overcommitment (Effort Reward Imbalance Questionnaire).