Sentence examples for economic offensive from inspiring English sources

We need to stop, start digging foxholes, and go on the economic offensive".

"Russia, whatever its leaders' ambitions, mostly lacks the wherewithal to mount an enduring diplomatic and economic offensive in Latin America," said Stephen Kotkin, a Russia specialist at Princeton University.

Fox's move to legalize is therefore an unapologetic economic offensive, providing an official product to fit the insatiable demands of their Chilean consumers.

In his "Export or die" speech of 30 January 1939, he called for an economic offensive to increase German foreign exchange holdings to pay for raw materials such as high-grade iron needed for military weapons.

Despite Modi's economic charm offensive and encouragement for businesses to "Make in India", the regime for both business and tourist visas remains Kafkaesque.

And on Sunday he is expecting a visit from Barack Obama, who is tipped to visit the favela as part of a five-day bridge-building tour of Latin America intended to bolster the US's shrinking regional influence against an economic and diplomatic offensive from China.

"We have been looking for a sustainable way to move from resistance to an economic war — an offensive that will create our own economy and strengthen it".

France's intervention record has been offensive to economic liberals since long before the recent sagas.

He plans to outline a variety of economic proposals in a spring offensive under the new banner "Jobs First".

To overcome dangers in our world, we must also take the offensive by encouraging economic progress and fighting disease and spreading hope in hopeless lands.

— Donald J. Trump vowed on Tuesday to rip up international trade deals and start an unrelenting offensive against Chinese economic practices, framing his contest with Hillary Clinton as a choice between hard-edge nationalism and the policies of "a leadership class that worships globalism".