Sentence examples for help the sluggish from inspiring English sources

The really big bonanza the president got was a second stimulus to help the sluggish recovery.

TO OVERHAUL ITS ECONOMY China has vowed repeatedly to overhaul its state-directed growth model and empower its consumers to spend more on their own, something that could help the sluggish world economy as well.

The latest plans suggest that Mr. Bush is girding for a partisan battle with Democratic leaders in Congress, who accused him today of pursuing a misguided plan that would favor the rich and do little to help the sluggish economy.

China has vowed repeatedly, most recently during the just-concluded visit by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who met in this city with Vice President Xi Jinping, to overhaul its state-directed growth model and empower its consumers to spend more on their own, something that would make its economy more sustainable and help the sluggish world economy as well.

This may have been a decent political route for the Obama administration to take since they probably had their doubts about what kind of fiscal policies they could get through Congress in the coming year to help the sluggish economy.

It recently made historic direct flights between mainland China and Taiwan and reached an agreement with the United States government to allow Chinese tourists to travel to America with fewer restrictions, helping the sluggish U.S. economy.

On Wednesday, President Bush proposed $75 billion in government spending and tax breaks to help revive the sluggish economy.

Mr. Greenspan told the House Financial Services Committee that the Fed's six interest rate reductions should help bolster the sluggish American economy later this year.

The European Commission, which wants to set a ceiling on the transaction fees that banks charge retailers for purchases with plastic, said the move would help stimulate the sluggish economy by saving retailers 6 billion euros ($7.9 billion) a year.

Treasury Prices Up (By Reuters) -- Treasury bond prices rallied yesterday, pushing long-term yields to three-month lows, after Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said more interest rate cuts might be needed to help revive the sluggish economy.

The Obama economic team — having come through a bruising two years of budget battles with Congress — remains at work on issues like education, deficits and reforming the tax code, as well as policies designed to help support the sluggish if strengthening recovery.