Sentence examples for market programme from inspiring English sources

Nor is the ECB stepping up its bond purchases under its established Securities Market Programme: it bought half as much last week as it did before.

"SMP 1.0" was the securities market programme that was in effect in late 2011 and early 2012, which soaked up peripheral debt in the secondary markets.

A recent European Commission study concluded that the internal-market programme had added around 1.4% to the EU's GDP over the past decade a welcome increase in wealth, doubtless, but hardly a radical transformation.Since the original internal market programme delivered such relatively modest results, there is no particular reason to suppose that the Lisbon agenda will be any more effective.

(Remember the 1992 "single market" programme of directives?) At the time, many of the measures that were required to create a single market in financial services, together with more streamlined regulation, were put in place.

Alternatively, if Silvio Berlusconi were to depart immediately rather than at an unspecified time, it might be possible for the ECB to step up its buying of Italian bonds via its established Securities Market Programme, which is designed to support monetary policy; it would a blurring of the lines but, arguably, the lines are already blurred.

Critics fear Macri plans a return to the neo-liberal policies of the now almost universally reviled former president Carlos Menem in the 1990s, when state utilities were privatised and huge numbers of state employees were laid off as part of a free market programme that ended with economic collapse in 2002.

"Concrete instruments include greater spending on well-targeted active labour market programmes and basic research, which should benefit both short-term demand, longer-term supply, and help to make growth more inclusive".

Our innovative new route to market programmes, together with unmissable point of sale promotion through traditional retailers, has allowed us to get its brilliant content out to an even bigger audience.

Active labour market programmes 16.

For another more comprehensive review of active labour market programmes, see Card et al. (2010).

Jobseekers may therefore depend more heavily on job-search assistance and other labour market programmes.