Sentence examples similar to measures to kick from inspiring English sources

In its statement, the Bank of England highlighted the need for extra measures to kick-start lending.

Danny Gabay, of City consultancy Fathom, said the coalition's recent measures to kick-start the housing market could tip the balance towards consumer spending.

When interest rates are already at record lows, central banks have to turn to so-called "unconventional measures" to kick-start growth.

To combat this, the government's recent measures to kick-start lending and open new channels of credit need to take effect.

Mr. Abe's pro-business Liberal Democrats won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections this month, campaigning on promises to take bolder measures to kick-start Japan's moribund economy.

In his first speech he promised "a new path" for Europe, insisting growth measures to kick-start economies would go hand in hand with the reduction of public debt.

245pm today, a Treasury Select Committee session on 'manipulation of benchmarks' > http://t.co/zHx3vt7MC6 July 2 , 201410.27am BST BBC: Ministers warned of decrease in house building Now this is interesting.... BBC's Newsnight show is reporting that the UK government is considering emergency measures to kick-start house-building in Britain.

The price of oil is low and the European Central Bank is poised to take some new measures to kick-start the economy.

As in the case of the aforementioned sample ebooks that are currently free, Moglue uses this measure to kick-start demand on the platform: after the four weeks, authors can start charging for their ebooks freely.

That isn't what the S&P 500 measures to boot, but that's a different kick.

In addition, the technical measures to increase kick tolerance were proposed after the influential laws of pit gain and overflow depth on kick tolerance were analyzed.