Sentence examples for take stimulus from inspiring English sources
There are hopes too that, despite the Chinese PMI, the country might soon take stimulus measures to boost its economy.
If the government does not take stimulus measures and banks do not extend credit, "come January, the economy will be strangled," said Savas Robolis, a labor economist and the scientific director at INE/GSEE, a prominent labor research institute.
In other words, by raising questions about U.S. creditworthiness and taking stimulus off the table, congressional Republicans are doing everything in their power to derail the American economy.
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Take the stimulus debate.
"Who in their right mind would ever say: 'Don't take the stimulus on principle.
[B6.] Senate to Take Up Stimulus Bill With prospects for a compromise clouded by politics, ideology and pressure from interest groups, the Senate plans to take up today a Democratic economic recovery package that has left the two parties bitterly divided.
Meanwhile, here's Mr Barbour explaining why he wouldn't take federal stimulus money to expand unemployment insurance:And in terms of poverty, health, and education, Mississippi fares poorly, as always.
Stocks slumped on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan declined to take additional stimulus measures, a move that increased investors' worries about the eventual decline in central bank support that has bolstered an equities rally.
"That's a troubled man," said Sen. Harvey Peeler, R-Cherokee, a longtime Sanford ally who this year became frustrated at Sanford's refusal to take federal stimulus money.
It often takes a stimulus to join the generations: community service credit in school or cash.
