Sentence examples for economic intent from inspiring English sources

Though desperately poor, many ordinary Cubans remain suspicious of US economic intent, especially in a country where there is no McDonald's, no Starbucks and no Coca-Cola.

So that was a political intent, but there was also an economic intent to this thing, which is that in fact Keynes saw the economic problem as being financing needs and financing availability and a gulf between the two.

Its economic intent, like NAFTA before it, is all about setting rules of international trade that should accelerate business across borders.

He called the proposals the work of "economic murderers" intent on destroying Greece.

The chairman of the House Budget Committee, he has become perhaps the most influential policy maker in the Republican Party, its de facto head of economic policy, intent on erasing deficits through a fundamental transformation of the federal government.

He may be, as a friend described him, "a hunting-obsessed gym rat," but Mr. Ryan, 42, of Wisconsin, has become perhaps the most influential policy maker in the Republican Party, its de facto head of economic policy, intent on a fundamental transformation of the federal government.

Vulnerable to the public perception that Britain has become too easy a target for economic migrants intent on exploiting its generosity, the Labor government has enacted a tough new law that makes it harder for refugees to enter and remain in Britain.

Hainan's elevation to province-level status, however, was accompanied by its designation as China's largest special economic zone, the intent being to hasten the development of the island's plentiful resources.

The Swiss currency has been an innocent bystander in a world where the euro zone's politicians have failed to sort out their sovereign-debt crisis, America's economic policy seems intent on spooking investors and the Japanese have intervened to hold down the value of the yen.

The quest for increasingly specific skills brings many to Milwaukee for its combination of work-ready talent, business-friendly policies and economic development experts intent on the region's success.

Amid popular outrage about soaring profits and bonuses, political leaders and economic policy makers seem intent on making progress toward some kind of rulebook that would prevent another bank-led crisis of the financial system.