Sentence examples for friendly growth from inspiring English sources

He is all but obliged to work towards the targets of the five-year economic plan that was adopted under Mr Hu in 2011 (which is strong on the need for more environmentally friendly growth).

Jimmy Carter's 1980 law to tax "windfall profits" at oil firms also included a tax credit for drilling for unconventional natural gas.Greens now protesting against fracking, in Britain and elsewhere, may be surprised to learn that Mr Mitchell was also an early believer in environmentally friendly growth.

"It's a big problem that's even bigger in emerging markets where you can't just go to the pub to hangout with your friendly growth hacker next door.

Environmentally friendly growth, after all, tends to come about through economic, social, and political necessity — not by being preached at by Washington.

"You cannot have a ramshackle infrastructure and still deliver this great business-friendly and enterprise-friendly growth environment".

Europe is correct in arguing that developed nations need to help developing nations defray the higher cost of climate-friendly growth and that foreign aid has a role to play in this effort.

Leaders are expected to bow to mounting evidence that austerity alone risks stoking recession and plunging fragile economies into a downward spiral; a draft of the European Union summit meeting communiqué calls for "growth-friendly consolidation and job-friendly growth".

A draft of the European Union summit meeting communiqué calls for "growth-friendly consolidation and job-friendly growth," an indication that European leaders have come to realize that austerity measures, like those being put in countries like Greece and Italy, risk stoking a recession and plunging fragile economies into a downward spiral.

My working assumption, to be honest, was that the overwhelming purpose of the gathering was to butter up a bunch of countries that are more or less on Britain's wavelength when it comes to free trade, Atlanticism, eco-friendly growth and the like, especially the six that are fellow-members of the European Union.

For that, employment-friendly growth will be required, as well as more structural reforms of the labour market.

What Modi offered to voters was in effect a mix of market-friendly growth, muscular nationalism rooted in Hindu lore and the promise of a militarily-strong India.