Sentence examples for growth and efficiency from inspiring English sources

Fiscal, tax, and regulatory policies are unsound and not oriented toward growth and efficiency.

With an eye on urbanization, population growth and efficiency, tiny spaces were a big theme at this summer's Dwell on Design conference in Los Angeles.

Traditionally, economists have focused less on issues of equality than on the more mundane issues of growth and efficiency.

It may have liked the idea of foreign capital and the enhanced economic growth and efficiency markets can deliver, but it was less partial to relinquishing control.

In Africa the returns come from revenue growth and efficiency gains, not from financial engineering, says Runa Alam, head of Development Partners International, a private-equity firm that specialises in Africa.

Judged on three basic criteria of tax policy promotion of economic growth and efficiency, simplicity, and fairness most of the proposals are thinner than they seem.Unlike the second-tier Republican candidates, Messrs Forbes, Keyes and Bauer, who all favour some kind of radical shift towards a flat tax or national sales tax, the front-runners have few ideas for reforming the current tax system.

This proposed acquisition will allow Menulog to benefit from Just Eat's experience and know-how, particularly in digital marketing, and enhance our customer service model to drive further growth and efficiencies across the business".

Efficiency measures include a range of practices such as use of genetics to increase growth rate and efficiency of feed use, and improved reproductive performance and health.

Modelling relative growth rates serves two purposes, 1) an improved analysis of growth performance and efficiency and 2) the prediction of future or past growth rates.

Modelling relative growth rates mainly serves two purposes, 1) an improved analysis of growth performance and efficiency and 2) the prediction of future or past growth rates.

According to its 2015 year-end report, Muji is currently in what it calls its "jump" phase (preceded by "hop" and "step"), defined by growth abroad and efficiency at home.