Sentence examples for economic architects from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK — Chalk one up for continental Europe's economic architects.

The proposals put forth last week by the Obama administration's economic architects are bold, comprehensive and important.

His lead economic architect is Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, newly returned from a top spot at the World Bank.

So wrote John Maynard Keynes, the economic architect of the welfare state and the Great Society, and he should have known.

Doing so allows for greater variety and increases the likelihood that the development can weather harsh economic times, the architects said.

Design freedom, along with realistic economic guidelines, encourages architects to design schools that imaginatively give priority to the quality of these important learning spaces.

Mr. Obama's decision to elevate Mr. Goolsbee, a left-of-center economist, to succeed Christina D. Romer, who returned this month to the University of California, Berkeley, is part of a broader flux within the White House economic team, as architects of the government's response to the worst recession in 80 years begin moving up and out and their roles shift.

Officials overlook the economic activity generated by architects, landscape architects and similar professions, he said.

On February 7, for example, the ambassador and his wife were invited to spend the day on the family farm of Hagos Ghebrehewit, the ruling party's economic director (and architect of Eritrea's imploding economy).

But what has happened to the architects of economic meltdown?

Now the Greek government has even chosen to name its consolidation plan to combat the economic collapse after an architect of the Parthenon, Kallikrates.