Sentence examples for markets work for from inspiring English sources

Finally, we must introduce rules to ensure financial markets work for people.

Its latest incarnation is a report snappily entitled "Making markets work for forest communities", which was launched in London on March 7th.

Reich shows how government can make "free markets" work for all of us or for just a few depending upon how they are constructed.

The CFPB, the watchdog agency charged with ensuring that the financial markets work for ordinary consumers and to police financial institutions, was the brainchild of Elizabeth Warren, then a law professor at Harvard.

We will make sure markets work for consumers and businesses by reforming our uncompetitive banks and reforming the energy market too, with a price freeze for families and businesses while those long-term changes are brought in.

This means ensuring markets work for conservation, instead of against it.

Cyber marketing worked for Lily Allen, but there is more than one way to make the internet pay.

For peacekeeping, this means the troops in the field are not part of national armies, but private citizens hired off the market, working for private firms.

And if the government is going to relax regulatory requirements, wouldn't it make more sense to just retool the way the market works for everyone?

Students on the master's were taught how the art market works – for example, how important it is to have a validating institution where an artist's work is presented.

When Hynde first arrived in London in the 1970s, she took odd jobs: she sold handbags on a market, worked for Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood in Sex, their shop in Chelsea, and wrote articles for the NME.