Sentence examples for economic representatives from inspiring English sources

Pyongyang's economic representatives made clear in this and other meetings, with focus and determination, that they want Yum Brands to open up KFC franchises.

Pyongyang's economic representatives made clear in this and other meetings, with focus and determination, that they also want KFC to open stores.

Consequently, its health representatives were generally not regarded as "strategic leaders" – unlike the country's economic representatives, who commanded more attention globally [ 12], page 26.

We used the Korean Welfare Panel Study (KoWePS) from 2011 to 2013 and selected primary income earners, who were defined as practical and economic representatives of households; the total number of analysed samples was 4247 of 5717 households in the database.

"Every year, there are discussions about whether the laws on this special economic zone are valid or not," said Stefan Stein, a German economic representative in Kaliningrad.

Two weeks ago, House Democrats released radio commercials attacking three Republicans for contributing to the economic slump: Representatives John Hostettler of Indiana, John Shimkus of Illinois and Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia.

My former blogging partner Bruce Bartlett -- who in a previous life was chief economist for Republican economic icons Representatives Jack Kemp (R-NY) and Ron Paul (R-TX) -- for weeks has been shouting from the mountaintop the extreme likelihood of the GOP training its sights on Social Security and Medicare.

The City of Warren's economic development representatives also attend frequent meetings with businesses on a regular basis to assist whenever possible.

"The state of Michigan has been devastated by this administration's reckless economic policies," Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, a Democratic presidential candidate, said.

"It's going to be a huge economic boon," Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, the New York Democrat, declared in a celebratory Times Square news conference earlier this month.

A21 Democrats' Economic Proposal Representative Richard A. Gephardt set out a Democratic economic plan, calling for $75 billion in one-time tax cuts and $125 billion in new spending as part of a strategy to create more jobs and restore growth.