Sentence examples for economic constriction from inspiring English sources

We should adopt an economic constriction campaign focusing on the Revolutionary Guard and core elements of the regime engaged in terrorist financing, proliferation and providing support to destabilizing proxies.

These directors, in turn, are part of a loose network that spreads across much of the world, linked by the promise of festival exposure and the challenge of raising money in a worldwide climate of economic constriction.

Moreover, ordinary Bosnian Serbs and Croats may chafe under economic constrictions occasioned by the continued presence of the war criminals in their midst..

Moreover, ordinary Bosnian Serbs and Croats may chafe under economic constrictions occasioned by the continued presence of the war criminals in their midst.

While American banks have plowed through 60% of all toxic assets, their euro area and British counterparts have only written off 40%, hinting at more credit constriction and economic pain ahead for their economies.

The purpose of reform was to remove what seemed to civil servants to be "traditional" constrictions on economic growth and administrative anachronisms that prevented the efficient exercise of royal power.

"It's a collision course," said Suzanne Holland, a science and values professor in the department of religion at the University of Puget Sound, referring to the potential of constriction in health care options from economic change, and at the same time restricted choice on moral grounds at hospitals operated through a lens of religious doctrine.

Walker's position on international bimetallism influenced his arguments that the primary cause of economic depressions was not land speculation, but rather constriction of the money supply.

The increases mainly reflected constriction in state budgets caused by the economic downturn.

At this point it should be clear that excessively miserly behaviour by governments and central banks can have nasty feedback effects, leading to a slow constriction of growth that worsens political, social, and structural economic problems and makes a future disaster more probable.

But there is constriction.