Sentence examples for direct productive from inspiring English sources

The French Agency for International Investment, which measures only direct productive investment in industry and services, says that the number of foreign projects in France grew by 7% in 2004.

Smith's great perception was that the combination of this drive and counterforce would direct productive activity toward those goods and services for which the public had the means and desire to pay while forcing producers to satisfy those wants at prices that yielded no more than normal profits.

In the semi-arid drought-prone areas where it is widely practised through water pans, water harvesting doubles as a direct productive form of soil and water conservation.

So if you go a step further and you do something very public that is of no direct productive use like baking bread, or producing a car, but just standing somewhere for hours, or sitting in the atrium of MoMA for weeks, it is immediately political as it is considered a disruption, as it is considered that it makes the viewer look at the world differently.

Therefore, improvement on the split vector approach should address the ability to exclusively direct productive dimerization while eliminating the inhibitory ITR junction.

Several European Union countries have even tripled their direct productive investments.

With respect to the allocation effect, economic theory shows that, in a competitive economy, the demand for a good directs productive resources to the production of that good.

"Stop funding the state with your tax dollars and direct your productive energies into the black market," he said.

The film immerses itself in tactile scenes of the painter at work, and from the textured compositions and limpid light to the swirling, nonlinear structure, it seems to draw direct and productive inspiration from Munch's blossoming Expressionism.

With this redistributive activity, plus the direct government productive activity financed from legislation, the total share of incomes taken in taxation is higher than the share of government in total production.

Nursing hours referred to the total number of direct payroll productive hours from RNs, licensed practical nurses (LPNs) and orderlies.