Sentence examples for growth recognised from inspiring English sources
The Times's leader, Less tax, more growth, recognised that it would have political benefits, pointing out that 60% of the people polled in recent research supported a 5% increase in the top rate.
Green groups are all jumping behind Obama on the idea of tying stimulus to green growth, recognising that this sort of plan is likely to gain approval long before the president and Congress could get a regulatory system in place to cut carbon dioxide emissions.
This will only be achieved if the overriding objectives around economic growth are recognised through policies to control inflation and to decarbonise the energy systems.
As Pope Francis embarks on a new crusade, calling into question the notion of infinite economic growth and recognising climate change as an issue of utmost importance, the right – hardwired with neoliberal dogma and infected with climate denialism – feels betrayed.
Laura If the G8 concentrate on promoting existing models of economic growth without recognising that climate change is threatening the lives and the food security of millions of people, could it be argued that they're just fiddling while Rome burns?
Three well-defined growth modes are recognised and univocally related to the transient electrokinetic parameters.
For the last four years 4D's growth has been recognised in the Deloitte Fast Technology rankings.
There are, however, other causes and the importance of antenatal infection/inflammation regarding impairment of antenatal lung growth is increasingly recognised.
The importance of such hubs for innovation and economic growth is increasingly recognised by politicians.
The intraluminal proliferation of markedly atypical epithelial cells, with tufted, cribriform or micropapillary growth pattern, was recognised histologically as mouse prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia (mPIN).
The finding therefore of a genetic variant predisposing to invasion needs further consideration as the role of Endostatin as an inhibitor of tumour angiogenesis and thereby growth is well recognised.
