Sentence examples for employment generating from inspiring English sources

Exploiting all the cost neutral measures with employment generating capacity could lead, directly and indirectly, to around a further 5,200 jobs and to GVA growth of £230m a year.

Second, the fact that those households whose members were able to gain access to paid employment, recorded significantly higher income than their peers whose members could not suggests that creation of appropriate opportunities for the establishment of industries and other employment generating institutions in the rural areas may be a veritable strategy for raising rural household income.

This paper examines the influence of some important social and economic factors on two qualitative variables, namely, decision making in the family and participation in income/ employment generating activities of SHG members in two villages of Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh.

They are striving to ensure its future by developing block printed modern style products and with the promise of employment, generating interest among younger populations to learn the technique.

But since 2010, the programme has declined in terms of financial outlay and employment generated.

Full employment generated that way would simply lead to increased financial instability: more bubbles.

MY LAST post on Germany's economy and its low rates of female employment generated some criticism in the comment section.

Globally, she said in a report on the international art market published in March, direct and indirect employment generated by the art trade amounted to more than two million jobs.

Enabling Cubans to take up temporary residence abroad to obtain employment generated a new stream of foreign exchange for the country, and remittances (which originated largely from Cuban American communities) developed into one of Cuba's principal sources of hard currency.

Despite gains for some Dalits, a recent paper from the Harvard Business School that used government data from 2005 found that even after the economic liberalization, Dalits "were significantly underrepresented in the ownership of private enterprises, and the employment generated by private enterprises".

However, when considering a new industrial activity, perhaps the most important key indicator in the social assessment is the accrued employment generated.