Sentence examples for emphasizing economics from inspiring English sources

He salvaged relations with the Chinese by emphasizing economics.

In the House, the National Republican Congressional Committee has begun its own television advertising campaign and is emphasizing economics, though with a twist.

Although Walker continued Census-related activities, he began to lecture on political economy as well as establishing a new general course of study (Course IX) emphasizing economics, history, law, English, and modern languages.

Discussions about Social Security repair have emphasized the economics of future payments to current workers, overlooking the economics of what is being paid to current Social Security beneficiaries.

Who will tell the people that, yes, the way capitalism came to the Arab world in the last 20 years was in its most crony and corrupt mutation, but that the right answer now is not to go back to Arab socialism, but better capitalism: better market-based economics, emphasizing expanded exports, but properly governed by the real rule of law and targeted safety nets.

In the nineteen-twenties and thirties, economics had been more like history: institutional economics was dominant, and, in opposition to neoclassical economics, emphasized the complicated interactions between political, social, and economic institutions and the complicated motives that drove human economic behavior.

They contribute to the health economics literature by emphasizing a relatively new perspective in health economics – external economies of scale, and specifically input sharing – for improving the productivity of health care services.

"We don't think it makes sense for people to drive around these two-ton vehicles to go pick up an apple," AutoX director of business and operations Hugo Fozzati told TechCrunch, emphasizing that the unit economics of an autonomous vehicle that can make multiple deliveries within a single neighborhood is more favorable.

The article emphasizes the challenging economics of grand opera and the difficulties of the Met's recent union negotiations without providing a balanced perspective on a company that is at the height of its artistic powers.

In contrast to the ideal of sustainable development, the government of Thaksin Shinawatra strongly emphasized free-market economics, and its policies succeeded in stimulating significant new growth in the economy.

For the I.S.I. to repudiate the Taliban entirely, its officers would have to imagine a new way of living in the world — to write a new definition of Pakistan's national security, one that emphasizes politics and economics over clandestine war.