Sentence examples for of economic rules from inspiring English sources
This one goes something like this: Fearing new kinds of competition, an industry giant changes how it does business to remain relevant and retain its dominance under a new set of economic rules.
The global system of economic rules and institutions which has become established over the last three decades is fundamentally flawed and quite incapable of delivering global justice or meeting environmental imperatives.
In March member states agreed on a new "fiscal compact"—a binding set of economic rules to make sure that they could not overspend again although the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic, which were not members of the euro area, preferred not to sign.
Rising oil and food prices, he explains, are not temporary cyclical problems but the leading edge of coming ecological crises: what is needed is a new set of economic rules that address climate change and global developments as well as local and national interests.
The Treaty of Lisbon requires any application of economic rules to take into account the specific nature of sport and its structures based on voluntary activity.
Mr. Macron was careful to limit his comments to "economic rules of the road" and not trespass into the question of governance inside China, Mr. Godement said.
11 reticence about criticizing the Bush administration's war against terrorism and its charting of the economic rules of the road.
America's Serrata also takes a more explicit form: the tilting of the economic rules in favor of those at the top.
It is about subjugating nations and peoples to a system of complex international economic rules and regulations under the guise of business development and individual empowerment.
But because this is so new, it's also unregulated, and a lot of the usual economic rules don't apply.
Seven billion rational individuals would all make the right choices in the voting booth and the marketplace and thereby eventually unify the world under a single set of political and economic rules.
