Sentences with phrase «economic concerns»

An economist may affirm that the task of economists is to describe the economic order, and that of politicians, to balance economic concerns with others.

However, as excess liquidity dries up and global economic concerns weigh on the minds of investors, the reconciliation between cash flows and valuations has arrived.

Other considerations are ongoing economic concerns and high unemployment.

Obviously, if you are not able to feed the child today, economic concerns about a possible future are secondary.

While the tariff controversy would appear to be a heated global topic, the group found that it took a backseat to other economic concerns.

Critics say the current legislation also favors economic concerns over scientific findings, and has led to thousands of chemicals entering the market without adequate health and safety oversight.

The popular and scholarly debate has become increasingly sophisticated in recent months, but attention remains excessively directed to short - term economic concerns.

Their main campaign theme, the cost of living, certainly matches the biggest economic concern of the times.

However, even if a vaccine were available today, many of the world's poorest people would not be able to receive it due to political and economic concerns surrounding vaccine injuries.

As global economic concerns increased, we think investors found the domestic focused, stable dividend, and earnings provided by the sector appealing.

Economic concerns at home and abroad continue to provide more room for interest rates to fall.

Even federal lawmakers are backing away from a cap - and - trade proposal, citing economic concerns.

It's a subtle form of discrimination, a health risk, and maybe a massive economic concern.

In this scenario, the only economic concern is whether there's a buyer for a project's power long - term.

These problems directly link social, political and economic concerns with the design and management of built and living environments.

Connecting competition law to broader policy issues and discussions of economic concern around innovation, even if to continue to maintain the standard economic analysis, may provide the context that would expand interest in this area for the future generation of competition lawyers.

This increase in competition comes amidst wider economic concerns around Brexit.

The move highlights the tension between fiscal and economic concerns in places such as Nevada that are struggling to rebuild their battered tax bases through manufacturing.

What they're saying: «In view of the fact that young people are the hardest hit by unemployment and the general economic woes, with the country's youth dependency ratio officially standing at 91.3 %, the majority of them are likely to vote on economic concerns rather than ethnic or party considerations,» Sishuwa Sishuwa, Zambian political analyst, University of Oxford.

«I went from economic concerns to war concerns, and I'm more inclined to support Ron Paul as our chief diplomat.»

«Access to birth control is a critical health and economic concern for American women,» said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

Abortion issues seemed left in the dust as economic concerns drove this year's election, but on Tuesday voters ousted several pro-life Democrats and ushered in fiscal conservatives who tend to oppose abortion.

That optimism hasn't protected Sony's shares from declining sharply as economic concerns grow.

As part of SEMA's ongoing efforts to accommodate members with growing economic concerns, there will be no rise in drayage (material handling assistance) costs from the previous year for the 2008 SEMA Show.

Demonstrations began in the northern city of Mashhad on Dec. 28, largely driven by economic concerns.

We thank all those individuals who contributed to SRIC and whose generous contributions have allowed us to continue our work on issues related to environmental health and equity and economic concerns related to the environment.

Not only is the Crown is required to consult on adverse impacts, but the constitutional dimension of this duty can even surpasses broader economic concerns.

«There are real environmental concerns, but there are also economic concerns.

Despite lingering economic concerns, Small Business Saturday sales data are slightly better than expected.

Euromonitor International's Travel Industry Global Overview Report shows that consumers will still travel despite economic concerns, but are looking at value for money options.

Pet Pantry Network through Humane Society of Midland County assists Midland County residents who are facing economic concerns and are struggling to feed their pets.

I am not a «warmist», but a «realist» who realizes the global warming concerns is a long - term sideshow compared to our current economic concerns.

Developed by the New York Fed's Community Affairs department, the Facts & Trends series provides analytical summaries intended to present key facts on topical issues to assist governments, community advocates and others to better understand, monitor and address specific economic concerns within the Federal Reserve's Second District.

Last week was a scorching «risk - on» week for the markets, as a putative «solution» to Europe's debt problems and a positive print for third - quarter GDP convinced investors that all pressing economic concerns have vanished.

It was the first time in recent memory that Canada's five largest banks increased their quarterly dividend at the same time, a clear signal that Canada's banking sector remains healthy despite a long list of ongoing economic concerns hanging over their businesses, from record levels of consumer debt to a softening economy and the threat of another downturn.

The fact that the S&P 500 is currently within about 1 % of those levels suggests some level of economic concern already, but our concerns would be substantially amplified in the event of fresh and significant equity market weakness.

Thus it is cultural alignments that provide the foundation of electoral politics, setting the context for the impact of more immediate economic concerns.

As a fuller awareness of this became prevalent among Christians, the scope of economic concern broadened.

New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik led a delegation from the North Country to Ottawa, Canada Monday to discuss cross-border economic concerns.

In Latvia national economic concerns were also highlighted over concerns about Latvian nationals in the UK.

With economic concerns railroading any other news story, the last fortnight has been the worst the Conservatives have had for some time.

To bridge the divide on climate change, he explained, disentangling the issue from its political trappings and focusing on tangible economic concerns — like dealing with sea - level rise — would give public officials a means to tackle the issue without jeopardizing their bona fides among their constituents.

That fact emphasizes just how central China sees economic concerns when it comes to international climate change negotiations.

For the most part, this pro-homework sentiment is still going strong today, in part because of mandatory testing and continued economic concerns about the nation's competitiveness.

No Child Left Behind is an outgrowth of a two decades - long push for external accountability that grows out of primarily economic concerns.

If economic concerns materialize into a full - blown recession, we may see further market weakening.