Sentence examples for economic language from inspiring English sources

Mercantilism: the shaping of an economic language.

The term "smuggler" has been reframed in the ubiquitous economic language of neoliberalism, too.

The economic language seems part of Eliasson's plan to take the water and sanitation debate into new spheres.

Republicans like Romney often rely on an economic language that seems corporate and alien to people who do not define themselves in economic terms.

In the past Mr Pfeffer has railed against the "inculcation and acceptance of economic language, assumptions and theory" at business schools.

"You mean, like, restrict my supply?" She rolled her eyes, a reaction I was used to getting whenever I translated something, quite unnecessarily, into economic language.

For some Timorese, these latter are considered economic languages as they are not the mother tongues of the country.

Sections of the guide should include Guam's history, economic system, language, national landmarks, points of interest and other interesting facts.

Even among the 15 current members, there are differences in industrial and economic activity, language and culture that make closer cooperation -- of the kind that the constitution is meant to promote -- a formidable challenge.

The Reading Reform Foundation's 15-year experience in public elementary school classrooms in this city -- training teachers to use systematic, step-by-step phonic methods that use multisensory techniques, as described by Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, Jan . 5 -- has shown that children of any economic or language background can learn to read well if taught well.

Social institutions include: family, peer groups, religion, economic system, language and legal system.