Sentence examples for economic press from inspiring English sources

Germany's economic press is peppered with articles asserting that the country "needs a new business model .Most German leaders disagree.

But in a statement, Alstom said: "In response to recent speculation in the economic press, Alstom is not informed of any potential public tender offer for the shares of the company.

Yu Yongding, a leading economic adviser, pressed the case.

And here the wider pressure – cultural, social, economic – will inevitably press towards a greater take-up of the suicide option.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill yesterday used the latest economic data to press the administration case for passing the stimulus measures.

The two senators visited China in 2005 to press economic officials there to allow their currency to rise to market rates.

Mr. Bush and his team have used economic difficulties to press for their policies on taxes, trade, energy and other issues ever since.

The president attended a meeting with business leaders to stress better economic ties and press for more consistent rules for investors.

More controversially, she differed sharply with more radical campaigners inside and outside South Africa who were supportive of economic sanctions to press the country's white rulers toward reform, saying sanctions would hurt poor blacks more than whites.

If Washington is willing to open a dialogue with the generals, Myanmar's neighbors must be willing to use their diplomatic and economic influence to press the generals toward a peaceful transition.

Corbyn will have the massed opposition of our majority feral rightwing press, economic elite and Tory elective dictatorship (Lord Hailsham's famous phrase has never been more apt), without destructive sniping from within Labour.