economy drive

For years now we have had an economy driven by politics.

The traditional view was that the economy drove the market.

I'm afraid going on an economy drive is easier said than done.

"We continue to move ahead with an economy driven by the industrial side."

When there was an economy drive, the cook kept serving spaghetti.

At the same time, Disney's animation division has undertaken its own economy drive.

Traders said concerns about the Japanese economy drove stocks lower.

The economy drive is clearly eroding profits for medical manufacturers.

Now regularly growing economy drives to extend modern technology over the whole front of its economic activity.

"I really think the economy drives everything," he said.

It was part of the economy drive in preparation for Hate Week.

With the economy driven by its high rates of reinvestment, this crash hit particularly hard.

"We can't fight a government economy drive while a thing like that is draining us.

But changes in the global economy drove the firm to seek a broader frame of reference.

That we now have an economy driven by immensely powerful vested interests.

It is the slice of the economy driven by entrepreneurs, stock options and network effects.

An economy drive was underway, he said, and the post I held was to be terminated.

So it's an economy driven by real estate.

The European citizen should not be at the receiving end of the Council's economy drives.

Soon afterwards Canada cancelled the Type 193 in an economy drive.

It signals aspirations for a competitive global economy driven by a thriving private sector.

The company was undergoing an economy drive.

Charlie's shopping cheque bounces, and he imposes an economy drive on the family.

Meanwhile, the faltering economy drove up the number of people on welfare and those seeking government-supported health care.

And the leisure department is to be ordered on to a tough economy drive, paring back all unnecessary expenditure.