pump primer造句

• In the meantime, the government geared up for more pump priming.
• As for stimulating the economy, pump priming has a bad reputation in Japan.
• They just get the festival pump primed, so to speak.
• Pump priming, or reflationary policies would reduce the liquidity crisis and confidence would return.
• "We are pump priming, " said Paul Krutko, a director of the Economic Development Commission.
• And cable news producers are working a little too hard to keep the pump primed.
• For this reason, I have recently announced a counter-cyclical package to pump prime the economy,
• All schemes received revenue grants over a seven-year period to pump prime the renewal initiatives.
• Listokin said the dollars spent on historic preservation were " a pump primer, " especially for cities.
• Hence, according to Canlas, pump priming through government spending was immediately ruled out due to the deficit.
• More and more, the pessimists say, the government appears reliant on pump priming and lacks an exit strategy.
• The government is leaning more to populist measures, like pump priming the economy, rather than fundamental reform measures.
• Funding is generally seed corn and projects are'pump primed'with the objective of eventually securing full government funding and support.
• Sachs said, " is to get the pump primed for massive amounts of donations from the industrialized countries ."
• Europe has imposed on itself a fiscal discipline so tight that it leaves little room for economic pump priming.
• For that, Japan's $ 580 billion in pump priming has resulted in an average 0.7 percent annual growth since 1992.
• This pump priming was guaranteed to restore prosperity, he prophesied to the 1600 Social Credit clubs he formed in the province.
• And forget about any kind of " pump priming " programs that were President Franklin Roosevelt's robust response to the Great Depression.
• For that, Japan's $ 580 billion in pump priming has resulted in an average 0 . 7 percent annual growth since 1992.
• This year, he's reduced public works spending, putting a stop to the pump priming that kept the economy afloat throughout most of this decade.