Sentences with phrase «presided over an economy»
We can stay with business as usual and preside over an economy that continues to destroy its natural support systems until it destroys itself, or we can adopt Plan B and be the generation that changes direction, moving the world onto a path of sustained progress.
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However, the report's authors found that «whether causal or not, Democratic presidents have presided over faster growing economies.
Miliband, from the standpoint of mid-2012, can focus on the underperformance of the economy and decline of living standards, all presided over by an aloof Tory elite.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee noted that the nation's economy is recovering but blamed President Barack Obama for presiding over the «most anemic and tepid» comeback since the Great Depression.
«You do have to feel a little bit of sympathy for Alistair Darling - he's presiding over a collapsing economy and he really didn't have a lot of room for manoeuvre,» he mused.
The Democrats are presiding over the worst economy in the United States.
The UPND (United Party for National Development) has accused President Lungu of presiding over the «collapse» of the economy.
A year ago Mr Osborne was the chump presiding over a flatlining economy with a budget unravelling faster than a pound shop cardigan.
President Muhammadu Buhari is today presiding over a meeting of the Council of State, with security and the economy as major agenda.
Without mentioning him by name, the lawmaker also took a shot at Gov. Andrew Cuomo for presiding over a state with an anemic economy.
An economy of means presides over all of his work as nothing is ever discarded, only repurposed.
«We can stay with business as usual and be the generation that presides over a global bubble economy that keeps expanding until it bursts, or we can be the generation that stabilizes population, eradicates poverty, and stabilizes climate.
But it's hard to see why he should be presiding over a multi-trillion-dollar shakedown of the global economy.