Sentence examples for inward foreign from inspiring English sources

7) Liberalization of inward foreign direct investment.

On the other hand, inward foreign investment has been disappointing.

The big missing link has been inward foreign direct investment (FDI).

Most inward foreign investment is in tourism, and tourist numbers are already up on last year.

It has a vast pool of surplus labour in the countryside, and masses of capital thanks to unusually high domestic saving and inward foreign direct investment.

UK membership attracts inward foreign investment from both banks and industry capitalising on the open market culture, skills, rule of law, flexible labour force, language and time zone.

The empirical analysis consists of descriptive statistics, which makes use of the LogINT database, monitoring inward logistics foreign direct investments (FDI) in Italy in 2000 2008, and of additional information on the foreign logistics MNE's integration strategies.

The net inflows of private capital to these economies dropped by nearly two-fifths, from $1.16 trillion in 2007 to $707 billion, as panicky rich-world investors turned inward and foreign banks became increasingly reluctant to lend across borders.

Isolationism tends to be pessimistic (we will get it wrong, we will make it worse) and amoral (it is none of our business unless it threatens us directly) and inward-looking (foreign aid is a waste of money better spent at home).

Think of children as human iron ore: If you were holding ten percent of a country's supply, wouldn't you use it to negotiate a better deal on, say, inward-directed foreign investment?

He fears that a referendum promise would create substantial economic uncertainty for Britain, in such fields as foreign inward investment.