Sentence examples similar to stimulating pledge from inspiring English sources
The rise comes a day after stocks rallied on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve renewed its pledge to stimulate growth with low interest rates.
National governments' proposition for the draft EU budget for 2015 disregards their own pledge to stimulate growth and jobs, MEPs said after Council Presidency representative Enrico Zanetti presented it on Tuesday.
He has also taken measures aimed at shoring up the banking system and the broader economy, including cutting taxes, approving $4 billion in spending to stimulate construction and pledging $130 billion to ease banks' foreign currency shortages.
In the US, the Federal Reserve recently made a public pledge to keep stimulating the economy by printing money until the unemployment rate falls to 6.5% – an approach rejected by the outgoing King.
Another mechanism that has helped stimulate lending has been the pledge to buy bonds of troubled countries to help contain their borrowing costs and remove fear of a euro breakup.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany rejected Mr. Obama's plea for other nations to follow America's lead and pledge greater fiscal spending to stimulate their economies.
Cheng is running party-less and pledges to stimulate the island capital's crypto industry.
The President pledged to stimulate job-creation in numbers that would compare to the millions generated during Bill Clinton's wildly successful administration.
Now lawmakers have judged the need to pay for the military response and to stimulate the weakened economy to be more important than the pledge not to touch the Social Security surplus.
The S.& P. climbed to an almost three-year high on Wednesday, and the Russell 2000 index of smaller stocks reached a record after the central bank renewed its pledge to keep interest rates near zero to stimulate the economy.
These regulations also appear to be inconsistent with the incoming administration's pledge to spur infrastructure investment, reduce regulations and stimulate the overall economy.
