Sentence examples for economic settlement from inspiring English sources

Does that mean prosecution, or an economic settlement?

But it was Germany's post-war economic settlement that consolidated the position of middling firms.

The principal goal of the postwar economic settlement was to avert a recurrence of the protectionism associated with economic depression and the rise of, well, Hitler.

The Independent disclosed that Labour is preparing to pledge at the next election to spend more than the Tories as part of a "new economic settlement".

Praising the Chancellor's plan for an inflation-plus rise in the national minimum wage, Mr Duncan Smith will argue: "A stable economic settlement requires a strong social settlement.

This article is part of a joint Guardian/Policy Network series featuring arguments for a new political and economic settlement after the global crisis.

Civil servants will work overtime, lawyers will get richer and taxpayers poorer, as politicians have the almost impossible task of coming up with constitutional and economic settlements that our volatile times ensure could be out of date as soon as they're agreed, far less implemented.

As a result of these economic developments, settlement on the shores and islands of the gulf increased from a mere handful to several thousand people, and transport and communication links with the rest of Australia and the world have improved.

Insofar, spatial elements (of a social as well as ecological nature), political conditions, economic structures, settlement profiles, and available material resources (wind, sun, wood, and biomass) matter.

During fiscal year 2011 the SEC collected $414m in fines from large financial institutions in America, according to NERA, an economic consultancy; settlements in class-action lawsuits reached $1.5 billion during the 2011 calendar year.The upshot is a deluge of paperwork.

Rapid population growth, economic development, and settlement sprawl were identified from 1994 to 2009.