Sentences with phrase «economic matters»

Secondly, their message on economic matters appears to be increasingly removed from the public mood.

Not only in economic matters, but in security issues, even in building roads.

The picture is similar on the residential side, with economic matters at the root of cooling home sales to foreign buyers.

I wish that those with technical expertise about economic matters would direct much of their energy to finding how the economy could serve sustainable human welfare.

Similarly, few gave moral issues top priority, emphasizing economic matters instead.

Most public policy questions involve economic matters, so if you just need to understand how an economic principle works, ask away!

During this emotional and trying period, they will also be required to attend to legal and economic matters within specific time limitations.

Third, he could be a valuable adviser on economic matters, where the priorities of the two are in sync.

Davis, chair of the House Economic Matters Committee.

Pierre Moscovici, the commissioner responsible for economic matters, said the forecasts are further evidence that the debt crisis that has ravaged the eurozone and many of its members, notably Greece, is now past.

This is no longer a purely economic matter.

This less audacious of the two bills was voted down unanimously in the House Economic Matters Committee.

«I grow weary over the fact we have too many politicians who continually shoot from the hip and point fingers on economic matters without having a solid understanding of economics,» wrote one.

China's government has been evasive about economic matters from this summer's stock bailout to its efforts propping up the value of the yuan.

An absent or insufficient recognition of private initiative — in economic matters also — and the failure to recognize its public function, contribute to the undermining of the principle of subsidiarity, as monopolies do as well.»

The primary teaching of the church on economic matters turned to alleviating the lot of the poor through charity and legislation.

Indeed, our whole society instead of ordering economic matters for the sake of overall human and social well being has subordinated itself to the market as the instrument of producing wealth.

The theory of evolution is considered too pervasive by the Catholic Church, which seems above all to beworried about the influence of «social Darwinism» and the evolutionist theories concerning economic matters and medical ethics.

It was also uncommon in 2009 to consider environmental benefits outside energy consumption and direct pollution, and it is still far from systematic even in the EU to take environmental impact into account when economic matters are at stake, so your ecological arguments would not have been prominent in any political discussion about e-books vs paper books.

Romney, who donned jeans and rolled - up shirtsleeves for his first visit to South Carolina as a potential Republican presidential candidate, questioned President Barack Obama's understanding of the role of government and basic economic matters.

The speech is evidence the Tory leadership is trying to hark back to some of David Cameron's early promises of liberal Conservatism after the party became increasingly focused on economic matters towards the end of the last parliament.

@Chad I afraid politics unless they propagating lassies faire, they are involving very deeply into economic matters, and since they are willing to tax more and try to hide the actual problems with unemployment subsidies and greatly increased government (or government related) jobs, I assume maybe somebody thought about this matter in political level.

[131] Amid the early 1990s recession, his image shifted from «conquering hero» to «politician befuddled by economic matters».

Other artists looking at economic matters include Irena Haiduk, who has created a digital apparatus for museumgoers to purchase public land in Serbia, after a privatization measure recently adopted in that country.

Utility regulators deal with complex and often contentious economic matters.

He also pressed Congress to pass immigration reform, which he framed in part as a pressing economic matter, since immigrant households have high rates of new - business starts, among other positive economic characteristics.

Currently our Federation intervenes a great deal in economic matters.

Although purchases are down, both among commercial and residential properties, the underlying cause has more to do with economic matters than fears of new terrorist attacks in the U.S. or even anti-Americanism among people abroad, say practitioners.

The council was set to meet four times a year to prep shadow chancellor John McDonnell and give lectures to MPs on economic matters in Westminster.

To find our way through such a transition requires the redirection of effort on the part of that community best qualified to think about economic matters.

The suit accuses the family of a wide range of offenses, including harassment, intrusion into private affairs, defamation, and interfering with Chyna's contracts and economic matters.

The New York real estate developer, who has never held elected public office, touts his practical experience on economic matters and potential to create jobs, blaming President Barack Obama for what he calls a weak recovery from the economic recession.

It is a wonder that anyone believes a word coming out of this administration on fiscal and economic matters.

Assuming I do get the book published, I suppose you might be one of the key critics of its distinction between economic autonomy liberty and the natural rights understanding of liberty in economic matters.

perhaps Obama can lend his opinion on trickle down economics since he is am expert on economic matters and snorted cocaine

Business people, on the other hand, point to the invincible ignorance of the clergy on economic matters, which prevents them from comprehending the success of the free - enterprise system.

In economic matters, Republicans assume all of the following.

With the rise of the tax - focused tea party, the slump into recession and the emergence of Occupy Wall Street, U.S. politics was supposed to turn to economic matters.

And there was no question in most people's minds that GWB wasn't «born again», but it wasn't much help when it came to economic matters.

But even Leo XIII in Rerum Novarum makes reference to a panoply of earlier encyclicals that furnish the larger social, political, cultural, and religious context for tackling any of these economic matters.

When an editor at a Catholic journal proposed to the other members of the group that Catholics needed to line up behind Tim Kaine, he was met with arch dismissals — not just because Kaine was insufficiently left on economic matters, but also because he was insufficiently dogmatic on sexual ones.

Many American, and a few British, Catholic intellectuals have long believed that the Church should stand firmly to the right on almost all political and economic matters.

The minorities are closer to traditionalists on social issues, but closer to modernists on economic matters.

In contrast, 68 percent of traditionalist Catholics were pro-life, while only 40 percent gave priority to economic matters.

As the head of Havana's Archdiocese since 1981, Ortega appears to mediate opposition grievances with the government and is also thought to have advised Raul Castro on other issues, including, somewhat surprisingly, economic matters.

Before President Obama's Arab Spring speech on Thursday, White House officials hinted that the president would focus largely on economic matters.

Here is another lesson in the futility of attempts by citizens to deal with economic matters.

In doing so, they continue in an ancient tradition which believes that faith and economic matters are inextricably linked.

Salvation would be a social, political and economic matter and not just a matter of the spirit's eternal existence.