Sentence examples for economic founding from inspiring English sources

A Brief History of U.S. Debt Debt has been a part of this country's operations since its economic founding.

It's because our established economic models, founded on the misplaced belief that infinite 'growth' is both possible and desirable, are funnelling us towards oblivion.

In 2009, Romer developed the idea of charter cities — economic zones founded on the land of poor countries but governed with the legal and political system of, often, rich ones.

During the 1980s, both the IMF and the World Bank adopted the "Washington consensus" on economic policy, founded on the belief that free markets, privatisation and minimum government interference in the economy was the best way to achieve development.

We aim to regain the world's confidence in humility and through time by adhering to sensible economic policies, founded on sustainable development and based on the Nordic welfare model.

In a world of finite resources and ecosystem capacity, the prevailing model of economic growth, founded on ever-increasing consumption of resources and emission pollutants, cannot be sustained any longer.

We know that from the nation's founding, economic and cultural differences — particularly those surrounding slavery — created tensions between the North and the South; that the elimination of slavery only fitfully became a Union goal during the war; and that it ultimately took a century for black Americans to glimpse the equality guaranteed by the nation's ideals.

We members of the Living Wage Campaign are sometimes met by opponents who have lauded the virtue of the Free Market Economy and praised it as the founding economic institution of our nation.

The economic forum was founded for discussions of economics and geopolitics.

The new Turkey would rely not on military might but on its new-found economic clout.

A failure to improve collection dramatically in the course of this year would threaten Russia's new-found economic stability.