Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Tackling these structural challenges will improve growth potential, create jobs, and make the economy more resilient to external shocks.
• We must trust our entrepreneurs, those who make the economy work; we can pull through this crisis only if we join together and help each other.
• Remember, we make the rules of the economy.
• We must increase research and development expenditure, make the economy more competitive and sustainable, and tighten cooperation between major transit, energy producer and energy consumer countries.
• I think that we should merge these two sectors to make the normal, traditional sector of the economy also part of the new economy.
• The Commission is aware of the numerous factors that combine to make the economy healthy and, in 2002, it will present particularly important legislative proposals regarding banking and financial services.
• Furthermore, the size and strength of the different effects can vary according to the state of the economy, which makes the precise impact difficult to estimate.
• It will only be possible to enhance competitiveness, make the economy more flexible and tap the benefits of human resources by mobilising intellectual resources and promoting innovation.

• Austerity could cause the economy to contract.
• But when Queen Mary took the throne and tightened the usury laws again the Money Changers renewed the hoarding of gold and silver coin, forcing the economy to plummet.
• It would seem impossible to restructure this area of agriculture without major social problems without first creating scope within the economy to deal with the employment issue.
• It helps the economy to grow and social protection to improve.
• When weak aggregate demand causes the economy to operate far below its potential, cuts in government spending enlarge the jobs deficit.
• An ageing population creates a strain on the economy to provide pensions and a social safety net.
• Democrats oppose most nondefense spending cuts, arguing that reductions would cause the economy to contract.
• We cannot solve the problems by causing the economy to grow more slowly.