Sentences with phrase «millions of jobs depend»

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The rising protectionist mood in the U.S. is making Canadian exporters nervous, but there are millions of Americans whose jobs depend on cross-border trade too

The Fed has cut $ 10 million from its monthly bond purchases, which fall to $ 75 billion, but said further tapering depended on the strength of the economy, particularly job creation.

The jobs of more than three million Canadian men and women depend directly or indirectly on exports, according to Statistics Canada; trade with the United States alone accounts for more than two million jobs.

And while millions of jobs in all three countries depend on NAFTA, Mexico stands to lose the most jobs if it becomes too expensive for US companies to operate there.

Work and pensions secretary Stephen Crabb said: «He held his own, I thought he explained in a very clear and cool way just why staying part of Europe is the best thing for Britain, why our economic prosperity depends vitally on being part of that single market of 500 million consumers, and I think the Prime Minister did a very good job tonight.»

Aubertine says it is vital «that the next governor of this state stand strong in support of improving on Power for Jobs to make it permanent, sustainable and a tool to create new jobs, not just sustain the quarter of a million jobs that now depend on these benefits.»

«To deny that would be a betrayal of the millions of our members whose jobs, living standards and pay depends on it.

Jailing the 13 - strong gang of baggage handlers, mules and dealers today for a total of 139 years Judge Michael Hopmeier said: «Millions of people use Heathrow each year and depend on the honesty and integrity of baggage handlers to do their job properly, but it is not simply a question of confidence in flight so far as a passenger getting his bag on arrival, but there is a security concern also, particularly in the times we live in.

He noted that one - fifth of all jobs in New York State depend upon international trade, and that his own district garners some $ 612 million a year from exports, all of which he argued would be endangered should other nations negotiate trade pacts without the United States.

But, depending on how much you borrow, it could mean for a difficult first few years out of college, especially if, like millions of other college graduates, you're having a hard time finding a job that pays enough money to allow you to live a decent life.

If we take this path toward a clean energy future, we know we can stop the worst effects of global warming while reviving our economy, rescuing America from its dependence on fossil fuels, reducing pollution and threats to our health, protecting the natural resources that we depend upon for survival, and creating millions of good jobs right here at home.

From my own experience, a typical senior level executive in a major corporation might log hundreds of thousands of miles each year and depending on the company / job up to a million miles per year.