Sentence examples for economic aim from inspiring English sources

The Liberals' main economic aim is to boost economic growth, including by encouraging non-working parents to return to their jobs, or work more hours.

So the environmental goal often goes against the economic aim.

If we pursue economic aim only, the cost can be reduced to 57,200 $, with 1.05 t CO2 emission.

Efficiency is only one economic aim for a decision-maker; however, up- or downsizing might be a second one.

Cuban concludes that despite the disappointing results of test-driven, market-driven reform, "the economic aim of preparing students for a market-based democracy continues to dominate public schools in the 21st century".

But he had economic aims in mind as well.

The administration's next shot at advancing its economic aims will be Mr. Obama's first budget.

True, he and most of his fellow partisans agreed fairly well upon their principal economic aims.

An environmental lawyer who has clashed with the Mercatus Center called it "a means of laundering economic aims".

He then echoes the Daily Telegraph leader, saying the Coalition and Labor share economic aims that the Greens will "dilute".

Those economic aims have provoked almost as much alarm among Austrians as Mr. Haider's anti-immigrant or revisionist declarations.