Sentence examples for new inward from inspiring English sources

They are being short-sighted; this is an opportunity for the North's great cities to create new jobs, new technology centres and new inward investment and it can only be done with new government money; private money will follow.

He claims to make decisions in the interests of the metropolis rather than his fief alone, pointing to a new inward investment office that will belong to all four local authorities jointly.But he has come to the conclusion that his job is simply the wrong shape.

As each new inward corridor comes online, the incoming bitcoin volume spikes.

Despite recent upheavals, the new Crimea government has wasted no time in setting up an new inward investment programme to attract tech startups to the region.

Barry O'Leary, who is responsible for attracting new inward investment to the country, said its reduction in labour costs compared with an increase across much of Europe, and a reduction in office rents have helped attract new business.

"They will ensure that in addition to delivering new inward investment, business and job opportunities in Scotland, our energy, rural and coastal businesses will be able to respond more effectively to the Scottish communities in which they operate".

He declared "America first," a new inward-looking doctrine that invoked the phrase of the nationalists who opposed entering World War II.

Figures out on Thursday show that although there has been a fall in the number of new projects, inward investment created nearly 53,000 new jobs last year, which was up 26% on the previous 12 months.

Titled "Enclosure," the painting could suggest a closing off or the gestation of something new, a tunneling inward or progression outward.

He'll appear here with the same lineup as on a whip-smart new album, "Venture Inward" (Posi-Tone): J. D. Allen on tenor saxophone, Nir Felder on guitar, Luques Curtis on bass and Jamire Williams on drums.

And when it becomes time to look for a new CEO, look inward.