Sentence examples for market burden from inspiring English sources

Naroff mused that what the Federal Open Market Committee is "signaling is that, to paraphrase John F. Kennedy's inaugural address, it will 'pay any price, bear any financial market burden, meet any economic hardship, support any frozen market, oppose any negative economic activity in order to assure the survival and the success of the economy.' That, and more, it has pledged".

With respect to the labour market burden measured by LMSR, in 2002 the best situation was observed in Switzerland (2.06), Denmark (1.99) and Norway (1.96), while the worst in Bulgaria (1.03), Hungary (0.96) and Italy (0.88).

The right continues to yearn with insistent nostalgia for a free market, burdened only by minimal demands of government, defence and law and order.

Firms removed from ministerial control and transformed into limited companies found themselves unable to compete in the free market, burdened not only with outdated plants but with debt, because the East German government had appropriated their profits while requiring them to borrow their capital.

With the market burdened by rising global tensions, inflations fears, Fed rate hikes and hurricane season, commodities and commodity-related issues should continue to represent a "safe haven" for investors amid the chaos.

However, this process is problematic given the labour market burdens and barriers facing LMICs.

In our study the analysis focuses on the impact of international migration on the aggregate indicators of population ageing, as well as pension systems and labour market burdens.

This study had two main objectives: to project European populations and labour force resources for the coming 50 years and to assess the impact of plausible migration flows on the effects of ageing with respect to the aggregate indicators of social security and labour market burdens.

One analyst noted, for example, that Paramount did not market "The Prince and Me" specifically enough to girls, and that Disney placed too much of the marketing burden on Ms. Lohan in "Confessions" because there was no male star.

On Friday the screen adaptation of "The Kite Runner" opens in a limited release, and with most of its dialogue in an Afghan language, it's the latest in a string of films bearing a heavy marketing burden (in this case, subtitles) as well as the high hopes of their bankroller, Sidney Kimmel.

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