Sentence examples for economy representative from inspiring English sources

"The array of new regulations and taxes on consumers, investors and businesses will destroy jobs and further undermine the fragile economy," Representative Spencer Bachus of Alabama, the senior Republican on the Financial Services Committee, said.

"The failure of this Congress to even produce a budget, let alone get spending under control, is doing direct harm to our economy," Representative Dave Camp of Michigan, the top Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, said Tuesday, arguing that the $13 trillion national debt was choking off growth.

"These rising gas prices provide a great opportunity to highlight Washington's failed energy policies that are threatening our fragile economy," Representative Diane Black of Tennessee, a vice chairwoman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, wrote in a memo to Republican House members and candidates as they left Washington last week.

"We must prevent government regulators from expanding the doctrine of too-big-to-fail into other parts of our economy," Representative Scott Garrett, a New Jersey Republican who introduced that language, said in a statement.

This representative, as well as the economy representative, hinted at a lack of understanding of the budget model among HCWs and unit leaders as the reason for frustrations.

Ms. Powell of Goldman Sachs said: "I hope we'll look back in a generation's time and say 'we were there when it tipped to the other side".' While much of the conversation centered on the economy, representatives from post-conflict societies like Liberia or countries still mired in violence like Afghanistan and Iraq also stressed the importance of women in forging peace.

Here's what you get when Congress tries to micromanage the transition to a lower-carbon economy: Representatives Henry Waxman (D Calif).

"This bill is a wrecking ball to the entire economy," said Representative Jack Kingston, Republican of Georgia.

"We have to do everything we can to grow this economy," said Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the House majority leader.

"We Democrats do not share the president's values on how to stimulate the economy," said Representative Robert Menendez of New Jersey.

"Small business is the job-creation engine that powers this economy," said Representative Caroline Maloney, the New York Democrat who heads the committee.