Sentences with phrase «of robust economic recovery»

Consumer spending has softened and there are few signs of a robust economic recovery this year.

With no new money committed to capital spending over that announced in March's Budget, however, the Social Liberal Forum is concerned that further cuts to current spending in the Chancellor's Spending Review are unlikely to repair public finances in the absence of robust economic recovery.

Not exact matches

So, the statistics are unanimous: Not only was the Clinton presidency after the bill's passage a time of vigorous economic growth, but that growth was also demonstrably more robust than what occurred during the first two and a half years of the recovery.

«Although monetary policy is working to promote a more robust recovery, it can not carry the entire burden of ensuring a speedier return to economic health.

Right now, investors and traders from Wall Street to Main Street, whether optimists or pessimists, are assuming an economic recovery that's much faster and much more robust than that... A period of lower - than - average economic growth would lead to lower - than - average earnings growth.

But 2012 was the year he got serious about using the powers of the American central bank to engineer a robust recovery, rather than just stave off an economic collapse.

In our view, looking at multiple factors helps us to obtain a more accurate view of how robust the economic recovery is.

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We believe additional PCB removal and robust habitat reconstruction... will accelerate the recovery of the river and its resources, which will reduce the restoration required and facilitate the ecological and economic recovery of the Hudson River.»

Voters are angry at the Obama administration for failing to deliver a robust economic recovery — and rightly so — but relatively few of them realize that the administration's efforts to deliver additional economic boosts have been repeatedly stymied by a minority of senators.

Over the past four years, as the economic recovery gradually took hold, the most positive view of real estate professionals — those who assessed the industry's well - being as «good to excellent» — rose from 55.9 percent (for 2013) to today's robust 84.0 percent, while those on the fence dwindled from 41.8 percent to just 14.9 percent.

Although there is no silver bullet to fix the current economic climate, industry groups are advocating for a number of initiatives aimed at launching a more robust recovery.