Sentence examples for economic entry from inspiring English sources

Those with the highest scores will be quickly invited to apply for permanent residency under one of three economic entry programmes.

It also implies fairness, equality of social, political and economic entry and opportunity, and institutional mechanisms to ensure them.

Students who consulted a dentist because of symptoms were more likely to have a father without income (OR = 1.4); to attend schools with low economic entry barriers (OR = 1.4); and they were more likely to report a poor oral health status (OR = 2.9).

Unlike America, Europe is a patchwork of smallish markets with varying regulatory and economic barriers to entry, including a requirement to register new drugs in each EU country.

Economiesuisse, an umbrella organisation for Switzerland's large export-oriented industries, has concluded that in economic terms EU entry will make little difference.

In Saviano's view, if the northern Italian businesses that fuel the country's economy hadn't sold their toxic waste to the Camorra on the cheap, Italy could never have met the economic requirements for entry into the European Union.

In a 1993 journal article, Dr. Winston defined deregulation as "the state's withdrawal of its legal powers to direct the economic conduct (pricing, entry, and exit) of nongovernmental bodies".

In a report on the EU's expansion plans, Olli Rehn, the European commissioner with authority for enlargement, said that there had been "stagnation" in Turkey's efforts to meet the political and economic conditions for entry.

Among the topics that the S.E.C. plans to review are the economic barriers to entry, whether new consulting businesses started by some ratings agencies raise conflict of interest issues and whether the current regulatory system should be scrapped entirely and replaced with something else.

More than seven out of ten oppose joining the euro, almost half favour leaving the EU itself and most of those who would like to stay would also like to trim the EU's powers.This is a fragile base from which to win the euro referendum he has promised to call when the five economic tests for entry laid down by Mr Brown have been met.

Rather than surveying the range of economic theories, this entry focuses in depth on what is arguably the dominant strain of economic analysis: optimal deterrence theory.