Sentences with phrase «deeper economic problems»

It's easy to blame the other party for deeper economic problems, of course.

President Barack Obama took to the podium Wednesday to highlight one of America's deepest economic problems: inequality.

In a keynote speech on the economy the Chancellor said that tackling «deep economic problems» rather than a «shopping list of interventions» was the best way of relieving «pressure on the cost of living».

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Many people are completely baffled as to why, with so many serious fiscal, financial, monetary, economic, social, and geopolitical problems in the world, the Deep Statists remain so mono - maniacally fixated on demagogically denigrating gold and controlling its price.

Professor Niebuhr had an even deeper concern for social justice and the relation of the Christian faith to economic and social problems.

With nearly 3 million Iraqis displaced after the war, we can only hope that the flood of FDI that is coming into the country can help to resolve the deep socio - economic problems that have resulted post-2003.

The New Labour That Wasn't argued that the UK's economic problems had deep institutional roots.

He argues that people are now frustrated, disengaged and angry with government, politics, their economic circumstances and their daily lives which are caused by deep structural problems in the systems that dominate our modern world.

«Monetary policy and liquidity can't solve this problem, because fundamentally this is about confidence... that goes to the deeper problem with the government's economic strategy,» Mr Balls told the Today programme.

«The Administration's budget request stifles innovation, future economic growth, and job creation,» said Dr. Robert Gropp, co — executive director of The American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS) in Washington, D.C. «These deep cuts to scientific research and education programs will negatively impact our ability to improve public health and solve environmental problems for years to come.»

The biggest problem was that at the time when I was minister, Romania went through a very deep economic crisis.

Appalachia — stretching from the southern tier of New York state to northern Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia — has long experienced deep economic distress and deprivation, and the gamut of accompanying social problems.

The Wealth Divide — deep consideration of current realities of poverty and economic inequality, both within the US and worldwide; focus on Africa; Enclosures; the «resource curse» and the corruption of economics; the «law of rent»; jubilee justice laws of Abrahamic faith traditions; addressing the land problem; cooperatives.

But describing the crisis of the family among low - income Americans in these economic and sociological terms may itself be a way of avoiding the deeper problem of which these are but symptoms.

The paradox facing charter - school advocates is that, in the name of encouraging radically decentralized control of schools, they may unwittingly help to undermine the state's political ability to address the deeper structural and economic problems facing public education.

When I look at the biggest economic problems facing the world today, many of them stem from deeper cultural problems.

I remember a friend remarking when LA Moca went through its financial crisis that the institution — which is so deep in art by Rothko and Rauschenberg — could have sold a minor work by each artist without compromising the collection and solved its economic problems.

The deeper issues here turn on the problems of economic justice in a small world.

But, given the host of competing problems — a deep economic recession, the urgent need for health care reform, geopolitical instabilities in the Middle East and elsewhere, soaring federal debt, and so on — selling the electorate on a set of fundamental changes in the way we consume and produce energy in the short run — and congressional appropriators on making the large investments needed to bring these changes about in the long run — will be a tough task, even for Barack Obama and his newly appointed team of highly competent advisers, and a Congress that has given every indication that it will take up and give priority to climate legislation.

And they're certainly unlikely to reverse the deeper problem: years of shoddy transportation planning that have led to «11 - hour rush hours» beneath perpetually mucky skies.To be fair, Beijing, with an official population of 16 million, is at a planning disadvantage for historical and economic reasons.

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