Sentence examples for government programs aimed at from inspiring English sources

Supported by an array of government programs aimed at both reducing foreclosures and encouraging traditional sales, housing was supposed to be on the road to a solid recovery.

The cure you suggest -- more government programs aimed at the middle and lower classes -- simply cements the class concept into the American mind by way of government enforcement.

The growth and eastward expansion of the industry are being driven by high petroleum prices and government programs aimed at reducing pollution and demand for foreign oil.

Paul S. Willen, a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said Monday that the series of government programs aimed at helping borrowers avoid foreclosure amount to "three years of failed policy".

Still, with the population growing at 3.5% a year and with government programs aimed at increasing that rate, it will be a catch-up game for many years.

The Nottingham weavers who were replaced by automatic looms didn't benefit from a welfare state or government programs aimed at retraining people.

But while it could wreak havoc if suddenly unleashed on the market, at least in the near term its impact on home prices "will likely be moderate because of government programs aiming at keeping homeowners in their homes whenever possible," Standard & Poor's analysts wrote in a July 15 report.

As a result, the government program aimed at vaccinating all American soldiers against anthrax is at a standstill.

WASHINGTON — President Bush vetoed another children's health bill on Wednesday, effectively killing Democrats' hopes of expanding a popular government program aimed at providing insurance to youngsters in lower- and middle-income families.

The government program aimed at encouraging banks to restructure loans to keep distressed borrowers in their houses has resulted in permanent new loans for about a half-million families.

On October 11 the parliament issued a new government program aimed at gradual economic reform, an anticipated 0.6% rise in industrial output in 1996, and a state budget deficit to be limited to 6%.