Sentence examples for government levers from inspiring English sources

It is a battle between Republican supply-side economics and a Democratic tradition that uses government levers to try to reduce inequality and spur the economy.

These decisions can have a negative effect on confidence and investment and therefore it is hard to see how progress will happen without strong and decisive government levers.

For women, this means continuing with the program we already have – valuing feminised labour, removing the barriers to women fully participating in work, and ensuring government levers such as superannuation and taxation reduce rather than intensify the wealth gap.

More orthodox Republicans, like the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, are also expressing interest in using government levers to tackle the lack of prospects for so many American workers.

As industry de-levers, the government levers up.

If private health insurers and the pharmaceuticals had done that decades ago without a government lever, the whole health care debate and crisis would have long since been a moot point.

The associations have been advised by RBC, formerly Royal Bank of Canada, which is also working on plans with the government to lever insurance firms and pension funds into a housebuilding funding pool.

And we've been working pretty collaboratively with the government to lever the power of CMS and Medicare to drive that yet even further.

The best way to fix that is to give the Scottish government the policy levers it needs to manage the country's economy.

He said that the £600m public spending, which includes grant-in-aid and lottery money, was a bargain for the government, as it "levers in" a further £500m from other sources, including fundraising, sponsorship and box office.

But the Polish government holds the levers there, since it financed the Daewoo factories.A domestic rescue is unlikely: the home market for cars has shrunk to 1.5m a year, and Hyundai (since it bought Kia) already has capacity to produce 2m cars a year.