Sentences with phrase «sustain recovery we need»

The FSB has welcomed the news that the economy grew by one per cent in the third quarter, but is warning that to sustain recovery we need to extend the National Insurance Contributions holiday to all micro firms across the UK.

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But for a sustained recovery, consumer spending and business investment need to take over.

«Taking due account of the uncertainties and limits of its policy tools, the Federal Reserve will provide additional policy accommodation as needed to promote a stronger economic recovery and sustained improvement in labor market conditions in a context of price stability.»

According to The Sun though, Man Utd will make a decision on whether or not he needs to go under the knife for the best possible recovery, and they've consulted with the man who recently operated on Barcelona star Ousmane Dembele after he sustained a similar setback.

Future studies need to investigate the association with frequency and force of sustained head hits and duration of recovery,» Koerte added.

«High protein diets from a variety of sources provide nutrients needed for sustained energy, muscle building and recovery.

Proper training, nutrition and recovery policies are all that's needed to get strong, build muscles, reduce body fat and sustain or improve overall fitness and health of an individual.

We understand the injuries that are often sustained in construction accidents and how to ensure that you are provided what you need to make the fullest recovery possible and cover lost wages.

Although brachial plexus injury has a high rate of recovery, actions need to be taken immediately after the injury is sustained to make sure no permanent damage is caused.

A large proportion of the funds invested in South Africa are «hot money» and we can not base the sustained recovery that our country needs on these types of investments.

«Since the low end of the market is being targeted by investors, it's the middle market that needs help — particularly in the form of higher income — if it is going to have a sustained recovery.»