Sentence examples for economy implementing from inspiring English sources

"I'll continue to focus on the economy, implementing further growth strategies in the autumn".

To make Wall Street safer – and more helpful to the rest of the economy – implementing new rules is not enough.

At a time when the U.S. government is working to pump $800 billion into our stagnant economy, implementing a business agreement that could take more than $15 billion out of it is completely counterproductive.

Unless Greece is willing to restructure its economy implementing policy objectives and instruments used by the majority of the EU member countries why should the Eurozone bail it out?

As a respected economist and former finance minister, he presided over a doubling in size of India's economy, implemented key market reforms including reducing gas subsidies, and improved relations with rival Pakistan, with whom India is enjoying one of its longest periods of peace.

"He also emphasized the importance of the United States and China along with other major economies implementing the G20 commitments designed to produce balanced and sustainable growth".

The South Asian economies implemented macroeconomic reforms and liberalization measures due to general disenchantment with the socialistic style of economic management that prevailed under the ISI regime, whereby large governments intervened in the economic sphere.

In the future, a higher (lower) carbon tax could be justified by the resolution of uncertainty along the following ways: climate change turns out to be worse (better) than current projections; the economic costs of a carbon tax are lower (higher) than expected; other major economies implement more (less) ambitious carbon mitigation programs.

They are now getting more popular in the Midwest, as well, and could be a model for how regional economies implement cultures of innovation.

Looking back, it is tempting to think that F.D.R. saved the U.S. economy by implementing this Keynesian advice.

The 27% renewables target may be easily achieved by 2030 not least because Germany, the world leader on renewable power and the EU's biggest economy, is implementing a radical energy shift away from nuclear into renewables.