Domestic
in sentence
5631 examples of Domestic in a sentence
That is why reducing
domestic
violence belongs on the short-list for the world’s next set of development goals.
Consistent with the idea that households at lower income levels were “keeping up with the Vanderbilts,” the non-rich (but not the really poor) living near high-spending wealthy consumers tended to spend much more on items that richer households usually consumed, such as jewelry, beauty and fitness, and
domestic
services.
And President Barack Obama’s cancellation of his trip to Asia last autumn, owing to
domestic
political gridlock in the US Congress and the resulting government shutdown, made a poor impression on the region’s leaders.
Moreover, even if China suffers no major
domestic
political setback, projections based on GDP growth alone are one-dimensional and ignore US military and soft-power advantages.
Its economic punishments range from restricting imports or informally boycotting goods from a targeted country to halting strategic exports (such as rare-earth minerals) and encouraging
domestic
protests against specific foreign businesses.
The sweeping retaliation against unrelated products was intended not only to promote
domestic
industries, but also to ensure that South Korea lost far more than China did.
Its violations include maintaining nontariff barriers to keep out foreign competition; subsidizing exports; tilting the
domestic
market in favor of Chinese companies; pirating intellectual property; using antitrust laws to extort concessions; and underwriting acquisitions of foreign firms to bring home their technologies.
Indeed, it is now clear that one of the main regional challenges is to preserve civilian control of the military, which will require that Latin American elites avoid the temptation to strengthen disproportionately the armed forces’ place in their countries’
domestic
and international politics.
This will be not be easy: all sides face significant
domestic
pressure, and any compromise will leave everyone with some explaining to do back home.
Blinded by internecine
domestic
power struggles, they failed to see the great powers’ strategic gambits in the region.
To be sure, some
domestic
banks continue to provide credit.
But the last couple of years have proved that, in a crisis, they are not immune from political pressures to re-focus their portfolio allocations towards
domestic
investments.
During the second half of 2008, however, a clear retreat of SWFs towards
domestic
markets became visible.
But the message is clear: when
domestic
economies require stabilization, SWFs will shift their focus to
domestic
investments.
It may seem plausible that a “domestic retreat” could be justified by a contracting range of opportunities in foreign markets, rather than by a desire to stabilize
domestic
economies.
First, we have seen multiple examples of
domestic
investments by SWFs clearly aimed at sustaining and stabilizing
domestic
economies.
After the Doha Securities Market lost one-fifth of its capitalization between January and October 2008, the Qatar Investment Authority injected $5.3 billion into its own
domestic
banking sector by buying a 20% stake in each of the five banks listed on the
domestic
exchange.
Other examples of
domestic
stabilization by SWFs abound.
This increased
domestic
focus at the expense of foreign investments is compounded by a contraction in assets under management during times of crisis.
SWFs like to portray themselves as independent institutions, yet it is clear that, once
domestic
economies falter, they cannot ignore the combined pressures of the media, public, and politicians at home, all of whom question the wisdom of investing
domestic
wealth abroad in times of crisis.
Moreover,
domestic
economies do not provide the diversification benefits that countries dependent on single-commodity revenue streams seek.
As a result, no
domestic
retreat by SWFs can be expected to persist.
In Mutahi’s case, the use of his own family in his parodies was a device intended to demonstrate that petty
domestic
despotism was no different from the political tyranny orchestrated by an autocratic president.
A formula for burden sharing would be needed that gradually increases
domestic
financing.
There is a large constituency of
domestic
and international investors who will respond positively and rapidly to any steady improvement in India’s institutional environment, which should be an ongoing process.
Trump, Corporatism, and the Dearth of InnovationCHICAGO – In the United States, a
domestic
political shift from cosmopolitanism to nationalism, and from left-leaning metropolitan “elites” to right-leaning rural “populists,” seems, to many, to be underway.
They are contributing more to their own development, through
domestic
public programs supported by smart tax and fiscal policies.
Still, for now, donor aid remains essential to fill gaps in
domestic
funding, to address market failures, and to encourage more private-sector investment.
For those of us who have been following the Greek economic tragedy for many years, much of the European view continues to defy economic logic – and for a simple reason: European politicians worry about the
domestic
political consequences of granting Greece debt relief, especially ahead of Germany’s federal election in September.
With Europe and the IMF failing to agree, Greece has been robbed of the additional funding it needs to clear
domestic
arrears and meet its rather large external debt-service payments in July.
Back
Next
Related words
Their
Countries
Foreign
Demand
Which
Growth
Political
Would
International
Economic
Policy
Investment
Global
Economy
Government
Other
Country
Trade
Policies
Consumption