Sentence examples for support of market from inspiring English sources

Italians can expect Mr. Monti to act in support of market integration, which he believes will make Italy — and the European Union — more resilient to crises.

In addition, biogas engineering projects also need the support of market and technology.

Hence, the factors affecting gold exchange traded-funds' market warrant the attention of the country's regulatory bodies, as appropriate legislation in support of market efficiency is needed.

Heavy weather in the form of monsoons in the northern half of South Vietnam cut indigenous coastal traffic down during October 1968 and the Navy's swift boat support of Market Time was limited by heavy seas; however Market Time units including Squadron One cutters fired a record number of naval gunfire missions for the sixth month in a row.

Mr. Bo's public support for a revival of socialist principles and more equitable wealth distribution seems to diverge from Mr. Jiang's support of market-driven initiatives.

If you borrow too much in the public sector you run the risk of losing the support of markets, with overall interest rates going up too far too fast.

The US is seeking their extradition to face charges they conspired to solicit and receive more than $US150m $A194mm) in bribes and kickbacks, in exchange for their support of marketing executives who agreed to make the illegal payments.

Fears that the US Federal Reserve would continue cutting its $75bn a month bond buying programme, a key support of markets in recent months, were outweighed by the positive economic outlook.

The political system enhances the performance of a society through the governance of society: policy-making and legislation, coordination, and communication (and the support of market-building).

The funds are largely given in support of market-based education reforms including the privatization of public schools, the diversion of public school funds to charter schools and the breaking of teachers unions.

For Mr. Clement's Conservative government, it was a significant departure from Canada's usual support of free market policies.