Sentences with phrase «hamper economic»

They questioned the FHFA's premise that caps on lending are desirable and countered that such restrictions could hamper the economic recovery.

It's believed the regulations could delay construction projects, destroy jobs and hamper economic expansion.

The tax would generate revenue for governments whose usual sources of revenue hamper economic incentives to work, save, or undertake commercial risks.

While GDP grew 2.4 percent in 2014, carbon emissions rose only 0.7 percent, suggesting that efforts to reduce air pollution may not necessarily hamper economic growth.

Any downward pressure on home prices will hamper the economic recovery, increase foreclosures and hurt banks» abilities to lend.

After 6988, the economy posted growth rates averaging, although a rising budget deficit threatens to hamper economic reforms.

These conditions may hamper economic performance in the period immediately ahead.

To begin, the historical record is that the CPP premium rate hikes initiated in the 1990s to restore financial balance did not hamper an economic expansion.

One of the points made repeatedly by the Leave campaign for Brexit was that EU bureaucracy was hampering economic relations with emerging economies such as India and China.

The Federal Reserve chairman says Congress's fiscal policy is hampering economic growth.

Not only was the bridge no longer serving its basic function of allowing people to get back and forth between Rockland and Westchester, it was also hampering economic development as our region grows.

The OECD also says that the main issues hampering economic growth in the UK are poor educational attainment at secondary level, lack of public infrastructure and rigid planning laws, rather than regulatory obligations, none of which would be directly improved by leaving the EU.

It is critical New York reverse course on its tax - and - harass strategy and stop hampering its economic drivers.

But in oil - producing provinces such as Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland — where the plummet in the price of crude has hampered economic growth — the picture is starkly different.

On this (unstated but widely shared) view, government regulation by definition «restrains» the economy, hampers economic actors, and raises costs — after all, regulation pushes the economy away from its optimal state.

The difference is due to the effects of global warming at hampering the economic growth of nations over the course of decades, or even centuries.

Not exact matches

That recovery is ongoing, but in a speech last month, deputy governor Lawrence Schembri noted geopolitical and economic uncertainty are still hampering investment.

Sapin, whose tenure as finance minister has been hampered by high unemployment levels and poor economic growth, said that the French economy was now on a «sound footing» for the incoming government.

Republicans have argued the rules went too far and have strangled economic growth, hampering small community banks in particular from making loans while allowing big banks to get bigger.

But a variety of signs and signals indicate that this malaise, while relatively inconsequential in the near term, could hamper Canada's mid to long - term economic competitiveness.

More Brexit fallout: Concerns over the U.K.'s Brexit referendum significantly hampered confidence in Germany's economy in July, with the ZEW survey of economic sentiment sliding to the lowest level since 2012.

Liberating data will spur grassroots research on important social, economic, political and technical areas, currently hampered by lack of access to and high cost of civic data.

There are clearly some challenges ahead for the Eurozone with conflicting signals and slow growth, especially vulnerable to unfolding political and economic circumstances that can magnify the impact of more economically hampered members.

These community banks have been instrumental in helping the nation recover from the financial crisis and economic downturn that continues to hamper the US economy.

A layman should work to make sure that the salary which is offered is adequate to attract a minister with solid self - esteem and to prevent economic insecurity from hampering his effectiveness once he is hired.

He said these would include «The casual one - size - fits - all approach that had undermined the euro from its foundations», «The massive economic imbalance between its prosperous and economically - disciplined members and those which were debt - ridden and financially dysfunctional», «The over-regulation which hampered wealth - creation and innovation and encouraged a dependency culture in struggling states.»

'' One of the reasons I decided to get involved politically,» said Richard Kasa «is that the failed policies of the two parties have hampered small businesses and created an economic playing field that makes it hard to compete.

Even the Conservative mayor of London reportedly has reservations about the policy, with his chief economic advisor warning that it will harm infrastructure investment and hamper growth.

His second term has been hampered by the economic recession which gripped the entire nation.

Despite being hampered by slowing economic growth and weaker tax receipts, the former chancellor George Osborne planned to trim spending to ensure he could bring the public finances back into the black by 2020.

China will invest heavily in S&T over the next 5 years and cut red tape hampering science spending with the hope that innovation will help the country weather its economic slowdown.

Early attempts to measure biomarkers or analytes in spit were hampered by inconsistent results and lack of recognized economic benefit to companies developing immunodiagnostics.

Various political and economic pressures, constraints, and incentives may combine to induce some communities to convert their traditional school to a charter, but it is likely that the political power rural legislators and politicians enjoy will cement the status quo in most rural districts and hamper actions that promote chartering.

Lamborghini is hesitant to launch its Urus SUV over fears that conflicts in the Middle East and an economic downturn could hamper sales.

«Thailand has arguably been hampered in recent times by political upheavals and environmental catastrophes, such as recent flooding, but nevertheless still presents sizeable opportunities for economic and outbound tourism growth.

Althought the current economic situation hampered attendance, The DMA should consider Tut a success.

On the other side of the continent, in the West African Sahel, nomadic herders are at risk of many infectious diseases including epidemic malaria and bacterial meningitis (both deadly to non-immune populations and thus the cause of catastrophic health problems that severely hamper social and economic development in the region).

Economic because obtaining loans at low interest rates or approval to issue bonds for construction is hampered by the realistic view of the level of legal battle the construction would entail.

Moscow envisions shipping routes and energy projects as a leverage for development, but several serious economic, social and climatic elements hamper these projects.

Many people argue that moving away from fossil fuels and reducing carbon emissions will impede economic growth, hurt business and hamper job creation.

Randers, co-author of the seminal 1972 report «Limits to Growth,» which highlighted the devastating impacts of economic and population growth on the Earth, argues that capitalism and democracy will continue to hamper climate action.

Indeed, particularly with respect to economic offences, which by their very nature and complexity require extensive investigations, the time - limit will often hamper an effective criminal prosecution.

Unduly hampering these small businesses with overly onerous financial constraints inhibits economic growth, and stifles the innovation in our society that typically occurs in these smaller workshops.

He added that overreaching rules, like the qualified residential mortgage (QRM) exemption, could further curtail access to affordable credit and will only slow economic growth and hamper job creation.

«Economic growth in the San Francisco Bay area or L.A. is hampered due to lack of land, and that is less of a problem here in the Midwest,» explains Sohn.

«While Blackstone said economic net income from private equity nearly doubled, the firm reported declines in its real estate business, which is its biggest segment, and its credit business, which it said was hampered by a challenging market in the fourth quarter.

Neither economic turmoil nor menacing desert wildlife will hamper Vicki Cox Golder's pursuit of opportunities and influence for the nation's REALTORS ®.

About 12 percent thought that buyers were hesitating because of bleak economic conditions and a high number of 43 percent believed that rising prices and dwindling affordability is hampering buying activity.