Sentence examples for encouraging supply from inspiring English sources

Chris Norris, head of policy, at the NLA says: "Government intervention through rent controls would be counter-productive to encouraging supply at a time when it is so badly needed.

The National Landlords Association [NLA] is strident in its opposition, with its head of policy saying "Government intervention through rent controls would be counter-productive to encouraging supply at a time when it is so badly needed.' Even Ken Livingstone, who said during the recent mayoral campaign that he favoured rent controls, pledged something different in his manifesto.

Forcing developers to build less profitable units acts as a tax, which could discourage, rather than encourage, supply.

But Mr Rajan's report suggests that small banks could aggregate the demands of farmers up to a practical size".Just as it is counter-intuitive to steer in the direction of the skid", Jagdish Bhagwati of Columbia University once wrote, "it is difficult to persuade the layman" that the best solution to scarcity is a market price, which encourages supply and discourages demand.

The global recession will encourage supply and depress demand, so I'd sell some commodities.

In the market for cabbages or computers, prices would rise, encouraging greater supply or choking off demand.

But the company is likely more interested in encouraging potential supply customers and building a product pipeline for a new component than alienating hardware engineers and makers.

As for the changes in the law, since 2005 most student loans cannot be discharged in personal bankruptcy, indirectly encouraging the supply of credit.

Romer could have put forth a proposal that would have gotten to a major culprit behind these woes, namely by encouraging increased supply as a way to lower costs and incentivize quality competition.

This means that, outside of Sub-Saharan Africa and the poorest countries, other approaches for encouraging generic supply will likely be used.

The package includes immunizing children and pregnant women, delivering life-saving micronutrients, encouraging breastfeeding, supplying oral re-hydration salts for diarrhoea and bed nets for protecting children and women from malaria.