Sentence examples for harm jobs from inspiring English sources

A Government that cuts Corporation Tax to boost jobs and growth should not be introducing a tax that would harm jobs and growth.

"This decision will not only harm jobs in China, as well as development in the affected industries, but it will also affect development and endanger industry in Europe," he told a press conference in Berlin.

CWA claims that reducing rates will slow down the building out of the fiber networks and this would harm jobs.

Such a tax increase "is ultimately going to harm job growth," he added.

In early 2011, he sent letters to 150 trade associations – including the American Petroleum Institute and the National Association of Manufacturers – requesting their guidance in what regulations might "harm job growth".

They argued that the attack on the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program, which began in September 2008 and allocates funds for U.S. automotive industry projects, would harm job creation and hurt the American people.

Sold on the premise that pollution regulations are overly burdensome and harm job creation, Floridians are now confronting the real prospect that coastal real estate values are kaput, thanks to Republican shape-shifters.

"And we can build on this success by joining together with policies that embrace our nation's energy renaissance including increased energy production and infrastructure development while rejecting policies that could potentially harm job creation or raise costs on American consumers and businesses".

"The way to meet that challenge must not be to leave the single market, harm our economy, hurt jobs and damage our country.

Given the lack of evidence that immigration harms jobs, such tests are pointless.

"While lower oil prices are keeping costs down for businesses and consumers, the North Sea oil companies are suffering, harming jobs and investment in the industry," said Katja Hall, CBI deputy director-general.