Sentences with phrase «economic restructuring»

Although it is obvious that no society can survive the decline of its environmental support systems, many people are not yet convinced of the need for economic restructuring.

As demand — and prices — rise, a scarcity of fossil fuels will bring economic restructuring.

All of this leads us towards considering a greater economic restructuring: Moving from a growth - based economy to a steady - state economy.

The deal forms part of a major economic restructuring of the Francophone countries of Africa announced earlier this month.

«While we do not object to this vision, the way it was set out meant a major economic restructuring, with the possible trade - offs and implications that could be involved in the process down the road not really spelt out for us,» said Qazi Kholifuzzaman Ahmad, an economist and member of Bangladesh's negotiating team at Rio +20.

were part of a political and economic restructuring process, a prelude to globalization.

«Economic restructuring does not happen in one or two years, but in one or two decades.

$ 110B for clean energy Jiang cited China's ongoing economic restructuring — a shift from power - hungry heavy industries to an economy that runs on service and high - end manufacturing — as a key driving force behind the acceleration.

Australia must, sooner or later, make the transition to a low - emissions economy and that will mean economic restructuring as we shift to the energy industries of the 21st century.

Mobilizing to save civilization, in contrast, requires an enduring economic restructuring.

The CPP is the keystone of one of the most dramatic and fundamental economic restructures in history.

The report sharply lowered its five - year global coal demand growth forecast in reflection of economic restructuring in China, which represents half of global coal consumption.

The Former Governor of old Kaduna State, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, has called for economic restructuring to ensure delivery of positive and impactful governance in other to...

In contrast, China's state media described Xi's promises as simply the next stage in the country's economic restructuring and reform, albeit with the caveat that countries that «frequently launch trade wars against other countries» would not benefit from it.

But does Christian love not also demand that we become involved in the political processes and social movements advocating the elimination of poverty through the economic restructuring of our society?

Christian loves demands that we become involved in the political processes and social movements advocating the elimination of poverty through the economic restructuring of our society?

Experts attribute the change to economic restructuring.

In your leader on the risks of failing to recognise the economic restructuring that dealing with climate change will produce,...

A gamble on the boost the WTO accession will deliver to Shanghai — an economic restructuring with waves of overseas capital inflows.

The government attributes this to economic restructuring in China, as the country tries to replace its rapid boom with a more sustainable form of growth.

For this decline is not just due to economic restructuring.

For its part, Saudi Arabia has gone through considerable effort to pitch its economic restructuring (and the investment opportunities that come with major privatizations) to partners in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Deborah Seligsohn, a climate and energy advisor to WRI, rounded out the call by highlighting that China's economic restructuring can be compatible with environmental protection, including around action to address climate change.

This economic restructuring depends on tax restructuring, on getting the market to be ecologically honest.

In this earlier case, there was an economic restructuring, but it was temporary.

The economic restructuring towards less energy - intensive industries and the government's efforts to decarbonise electricity generation pushed coal use down.

This is by design: a law that really made a difference would make energy dearer, hurt consumers and force an economic restructuring that would be painful for many industries and their workers.

Usually this happens as part of an economic restructuring, often related to new technology, as when whale oil was abandoned as a lamp fuel, as when farmers mechanized operations, or for that matter when the transition to agriculture occurred.

[122] Emissions in Russia and Ukraine have decreased fastest since 1990 due to economic restructuring in these countries.

Economic restructuring and neoliberal policies designed to promote flexible employment led to a deterioration in employment standards, dropping unionization rates, declining real wages and the spread of precarious work.

In these times of economic restructuring, law librarians are increasing their responsibility within the law firm, assuming the additional responsibilities of records management, conflicts checking, and business development.

Often, job seekers find themselves in long - term unemployment after their job is downsized due to merger acquisitions or economic restructuring.