Sentence examples for economic deeds from inspiring English sources

If Dr Mahathir is not careful, he may find the word being used about him.Until recently, Dr Mahathir's nasty words were mere bluster, rarely converted into economic deeds.

This paper presents a new formulation for the dynamic economic emission dispatch (DEED) based on robust optimizaiton (RO) and bi-level programming (BLP) in the background of large-scale wind power connected into power grid.

He has said in the past "the dignity of each human person and the pursuit of the common good are concerns which ought to shape all economic policies". And his deeds have matched these words.

Dynamic economic and environmental dispatches (DEED) are both crucial objectives in this scheduling task because a small percentage improvement may potentially bring significant cost savings and operational improvements [1, 2].

Well, I think that economic modernity should be reflected in deeds rather than speeches.

– that insists on privileging deep economic forces and technical advances over the deeds of a few individuals.

The deed can be for military performance, economic performance or great service to the State and society.

Those steps were a sign that "words have been backed by deeds," Olli Rehn, the E.U. commissioner for economic and monetary union, told the same news conference.

Only deeds will change perceptions about the north and realise its economic and other potential.

This, as Andrei Illarionov, the president's outspoken economic adviser, says, has resulted in "a lack of coherence between words and deeds".

As has been the case over the past two years, however, it is impossible to know whether his hawkish words are harbingers of deeds or part of a strategic campaign to scare nations into increasing economic and diplomatic pressure on Iran.