Sentences with phrase «for economic stability»
The chancellor refused to accept the measures he was taking constituted a gamble, instead insisting the review would create a «platform for economic stability».
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Certainly, the states that have long relied on coal and mining jobs for economic stability will benefit from the end of Obama - era regulations.
The Board's judgement was this would not have been consistent with its broad mandate for economic stability.
A monetary and fiscal framework for economic stability.
As a result, they would have to prove their commitment to a new statement of values, which included pledging to work for economic stability, rather than just tax cuts; improved public services for everyone; and a more sustainable environmental policy.
However, DiPerna cites new momentum among mainstream investors to take climate change issues into account, with new and strong interest by investors in reckoning with the fact that both the risks and costs of extreme weather events will continue to rise, with significant implications for economic stability.
Maintaining a Positive Attitude and being a lifelong learner... become better than you were yesterday, live a purposeful life, strive for economic stability, give back, express one's creativity, laugh and enjoy the good company of friends and family
«It is an essential building block for economic stability.
In the historical context I'd suggest that Hayek and the Austrian school — and more recently Didier Sornette — are demonstrably more important in terms of managing for economic stability.
As the country's fiat currency, the Venezuelan Bolivar, continues to be subject to severe hyperinflation, Venezuelan citizens have been turning to bitcoin for some economic stability.
Fortunately, the city is not completely reliant upon the military for its economic stability due to growth, mostly in the service industry, such as call centers in insurance, support, and financial industries.
For economic stability, we must have a balance between agriculture, commerce, environmental protection and animal welfare.
In robust democracies we may argue for laws and tax regimes as we see fit — but not everything is up for grabs if we are holding out for economic stability and growth.