Sentence examples for economic agencies from inspiring English sources

But Professor Mitchell, who has consulted for several federal economic agencies, said they also faced political pressures.

Socialists, in fact, secured many key posts in the 1980s, not only in government but also in economic agencies, broadcasting, and health services.

Despite complaints about bloated bureaucracy, the Bush administration admires the huge amount of work the organisation does through its various humanitarian, social and economic agencies.

The bulletin pointed out that none of the world's major forecasters and economic agencies had predicted oil prices collapsing over the past year.

Some Bush advisers also hope to restructure the National Economic Council, which Mr. Clinton created to give his staff day-to-day control of economic agencies and policy matters.

"Business is business," he said, showing off an invitation dated July 15, co-signed by economic agencies in Turkey and Israel just weeks after the Israeli raid, inviting Israeli and Turkish companies to bid for a jointly financed research and development project, one of more than 20 such efforts he said were under way.

It gives people economic agency, it puts them in charge.

Peter Constantine, of the Empire State Development Corporation, a state economic agency, thinks so.

Private capital expenditures rose 4.2percentt for the January-March period, while overall private demand climbed 2.5percentthetheconomicic agency said.

While G.D.P. did expand in the third quarter of this year, the Office of Budget Responsibility, an independent economic agency that Osborne set up, has said that it expects another decline in the current quarter.

The problem is not just a question of justice, so much as one of bargaining power; women with economic agency are at the cornerstone of social progress.