Sentences with phrase «own economic position»

«We have an extremely positive situation in our economy right now... Being in a very strong economic position make us resilient to deal with challenges around the world.»

The way investors see it, Trump and his economic positions are less predictable than Hillary Clinton's and do not always follow Republican party orthodoxy.

And as of midnight, it's unclear how investors will see a Trump presidency going forward — especially given his unorthodox and unpredictable economic positions.

As an employer, you not only have to know the current economic position of your own company, you need to be aware of the state of the economy as a whole when putting together budgets.

That's the thesis of a new report from Moody's Investors Service, entitled «Preeminent Financial, Economic Position Offsets Weakening Government Finances.»

It explains why the president has named only one person who wasn't in the administration in 2009 to a top economic position — Burwell, who served with (and impressed) every other member of Obama's economic team in the Clinton administration.

In today's postindustrial economy this obligation takes the form of homeowners and employees spending their working lives paying off their mortgages and other personal debts in an attempt to improve or merely to maintain their economic position.

President Donald Trump seemed to waver last week on a couple of key official economic positions.

Senators voted 84 - 13 to confirm Powell to lead the nation's central bank, a post that is considered the most powerful economic position in government.

We risk harming our own economic position while making only small differences to the global levels of green house gas emissions.

But what happens when a church is full of people of similar race, economic position and politics?

Politicians may be persuaded of their error in supposing economic positions more important than moral positions.

Wherever they went they gathered contributions and built mosques as centers for their religion, mosques which were relatively large and well - built, attesting to the substantial economic position of the traders.

It is well known that the Church accepted within its fold, people of all castes and provided educational and health services to all regardless of their social or economic position.

This mode of consciousness, according to Whitehead, is displayed primarily by the fortunate classes, whose economic position allows them the freedom to reflect upon the inherited values, laws, and customs.

«intellectually quiescent» and by implication conservatively minded owing to their impoverished economic position.

Over a 10 - year period, they recorded the cumulative consumption of discretionary hot foods, sweet and savoury snacks, and sweet drinks starting from the children's first year of life, and the impact this had on the link between socio - economic position and the children's BMI z - score at the age of 10 or 11.

Chairman John Spark said given the company's tenuous economic position, the sale was the best option for unit holders and shareholders.

Mr Rayner said the extra performance rights put the chief executive «in the same economic position» as before the $ 754 million acquisition of most of Diageo Plc's United States wine business, which Treasury completed in January.

Considering our country's economic position in the last several years, it almost seems like our civic duty to buy someth...

Enhances the economic position of the county.

Differences remained following adjustment for neighbourhood socio - economic position.

On the other hand, advanced maternal age is associated with a more stable family environment, higher socio - economic position, higher income and better living conditions, as well as better parenting practices, [14] but it is more or less uncertain whether these entities are effects of advanced maternal age, are contributors to advanced maternal age, or common effects of a certain state such as personality type.

It also represents a new confidence in the Lib Dems to push for a more centrist economic position and suggests a nervousness among Conservative ministers at the relentlessly depressing economic forecast.

Politically world - wide this kind of economic position is most associated with centrist party ideologies like Christian Democracy and Social Democracy.

In these groups, male violence is seen as a positive way of restoring social reputation or economic position.

In particular, the role and economic position of the main cities vis - à - vis the state have raised headlines about «cities going independent», such as «Devo Met» (The Economist, 25 Oct 14).

As long as the borderlines between different tax statuses can be fuzzy and open to interpretation, we are likely to continue to see confusion and inconsistency among taxpayers and their employers, and exploitation of workers in too weak an economic position to resist entering into work arrangements that HMRC might be expected to challenge.»

Such an action would have caused an immediate and sharp deterioration in the UK's economic position and political leverage.

However, our participation in the single market is fundamental to protecting the UK's economic position.

Mr Darling insists the uncertain economic position means he can not decide now whether to go ahead with the scheduled comprehensive spending review (CSR).

Despite the small fact unnoticed that Labour are sharing the proceeds of growth already, a key Tory economic position.

Influential right - wing opinion formers (a) expect that a potential leader of a nominally left wing party will take economic positions «to the right» of a right - wing coalition simply because they offer him an opportunity to do so (b) bemoan him for not doing so.

The county's fiscal condition and economic position continues to steadily improve.

I also believe that it would be wrong to change George Osborne now that the party has the right economic position.

«I think that its position is shaped by resource constraints, as well as its economic position regionally.

Researchers looked at the geographical distribution of habitual dietary salt intake in Britain and its association with manual occupations and educational attainments, both indicators of socio - economic position and key determinants of health.

Based on his own practice and study going forward he became known as a wonderful leader, and his kingdom became home to people from all religious traditions, socio - economic positions, ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations, and gender identities.

I am a easygoing person which already has a settled economic position and is interested in meeting a woman which has stablished an independence for herself and is really ready to share the life's dream building a family..

Often young Russian men are not interested in starting a family and often irresponsible, also due to the economic position of Russia many young men are not in a financial position to raise a family.

While most people think that it is the strong economic position of American men that makes them so desirable to foreign beauties, the reality is far more complicated.

healthy economic position and fond of travel.

Many years ago now, the writer Larry Gross predicted that the term «indie» would devolve from the designation of an actual economic position within the film industry to pure marketing speak.

The current economic position of the United States is largely the result of its strong and steady growth during the 20th century.

This reported stress comes from substantial differences in teachers» economic position.

Of course there are many different ways of defining freedom and equality, and in a sense the schools of choice movement can be said to promote equality: those with few choices because of their poor economic position will be less constrained by economic circumstances and thus become more «equal» to others.

Last time, the AFT didn't endorse Clinton until October 2007, and in recent months Richard Trumka, the president of the AFL - CIO, has been urging unions not to endorse candidates until they know more about their economic positions.

Similarly, here, there will be little or no change in the economic position of the fund, apart from tax, resulting from the scheme.

Being a co-signer is one of the weakest economic positions imaginable.

On an opportunity cost basis, depreciation tries to equate the economic positions of companies who: