Sentences with phrase «result of the strong economy»

This is likely a result of the strong economy, which has helped consumers manage their personal balance sheets and build confidence.

«Whilst we are getting on with the pensions proposals for the future of the country, whilst we are producing the energy proposal that guarantees energy security and climate change issues, whilst we are managing a huge investment in our schools as a result of the strong economy the chancellor has produced, whilst we're investing in the NHS - we've been doing all that what exactly has he been doing?»

Not exact matches

«His support of equal marketplace access and capacity development has resulted in stronger women's businesses, and in turn, their contributions to a better economy.»

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Another name that has taken a beating as a result of lower oil prices, stronger dollar and a weaker global economy is Dover Corporation (DOV).

The result is a society without full formal equality of individuals before secular law, but with strong community institutions, a robust economy and interlocking patronage structures.

The prime minister refused to take that one lying down, however, saying: «The truth is that while we've been producing the lowest waiting lists in the NHS, the best school results in the history of our school system, the strongest economy this country has ever seen, whilst we've been facing up to the difficult decisions, he's been ducking them.

«2.5 million more jobs, economy is stronger, hundreds of thousands kids and pensioners lifted out of poverty, massively improved school results,» he said as an example.

Unemployment remained low and the economy remained strong with more than a decade of unbroken growth, and education and healthcare had changed for the better as a result of expenditure by Labour.

«I'm proud of my strong record of working with leaders across our district and around the country — Republicans, Democrats and Independents — to deliver real results that help grow our economy, support and protect our veterans and servicemen and women, and improve access to vital services across the North Country,» said Stefanik.

Stefanik said she was proud of her strong record of working with district and national leaders, including Republicans, Democrats and independents, to «deliver real results that help grow our economy, support and protect our veterans and servicemen and women, and improve access to vital services across the North Country.»

Moody's noted that Ghana's key credit strengths include the economy's strong growth potential as a result of its abundant natural resources, further supported by the development of its oil and gas potential.

There are indications that the economy will grow stronger as a result of the tax cuts.

While things are by no means back to normal, the world's three largest economies — China, Europe and the US — are on a synchronised upswing and many of the luxury sector's leading companies are set to post strong first - quarter results.

The company stated its strong results were due in part to Western economies» continued recovery and «stable performance» of its games lineup.

Several factors, including the strong economy, slightly faster wage growth and a potentially larger government deficit as a result of the Tax Reform bill, could put downward pressure on bond prices.

With faith in the innovative spirit of our people and a commitment to results in Washington, we will meet the energy challenges we face — and keep our economy the strongest, most vibrant, and most hopeful in the world.

These cost reductions coupled with the vast job creation described above, would result in a stronger economy and a significantly higher standard of living.

The former situation may result from stronger future economy or from investment in research rather than in implementation of existing immature technology.

The economy in Russia was strong and there was a perception that achieving good results was not difficult due to the lack of competition — how wrong that perception proved to be.

Rather, the economy will probably evince a «U» shaped recovery, with a few more quarters of growth below the economy's potential — about 3.0 % — followed by stronger results toward the end of the year.

While generally perceived as a good thing, strong job growth has resulted in both job and skilled labor shortages in some parts of the economy; in our sector, care providers and management team positions are increasingly hard to fill.

«The Canadian operations are performing well as a result of the stable economy, and in particular due to continued strong job growth in Alberta.