Sentence examples for support job creation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "support job creation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: The government's economic policies aim to support job creation and boost employment in the country.
But it's not the film subsidies -- which support job creation for thousands of middle-class creative professionals -- that are to blame.
We are, however, committed to passing legislation to implement the policies in the areas where agreement can be found to support job creation and long-term economic growth.
Tata's regeneration arm, UK Steel Enterprise has pledged £3m to support job creation in Scunthorpe after it decided this week to mothball the company's plate mill.
Later, Mr. Bernanke said that the unemployment rate, at 7.3 percent, might not be capturing the extent of the problems in the labor market, arguing that the "Federal Reserve in particular is taking strong actions to support job creation".
Delta said that it would spend $150 million to acquire the Trainer refinery, which has been shuttered for six months, after receiving $30 million from the state of Pennsylvania as part of a deal to support job creation.
HS2 would transform our economic geography, bring our big cities closer together, enable businesses to operate more productively and support job creation, growth and regeneration.Our demand growth forecasts, which you question, are quite conservative.
The cancellation of the Future Jobs Fund programme (which supported job creation for disadvantaged young people) earlier this year has already limited the number of young people the YMCA can help.
We are doing this because it makes commercial sense, is supporting job creation in the low-carbon energy sector, is better for the environment, and is the right thing to do".
He said his company is talking with the New York City Investment Fund, a private organization that supports job creation and business development in New York City, in hopes of bringing biomedical companies to the Metro Center.
The Crown Estate's Scotland Commissioner, Gareth Baird, said: "Our work in Scotland delivers in key sectors such as offshore renewables, tourism, aquaculture and agriculture, supporting job creation, particularly in rural and coastal areas.
Lowering the cost of solar panels supports job creation since most solar jobs fall outside of the manufacturing sector.
