This was a big news story and feelings about the Government's economic programme run high on both sides.

The problem is different: the party has only the ghost of an alternative economic programme to offer in its place.

But only if the Eds soon establish their own sound economic programme.

However, those looking for a fully formed economic programme before polling day are not going to find it.

But behind the scenes the 86-year-old reformer is believed to be working to bring his economic programme back to life.

This Keynesian economic programme was essentially the same as that of 1929.

He was one of the key figures who prepared and developed the economic programme behind the Ausgleich.

The stage was set for a critical vote where members would be asked to decide whether they were for or against Reagan's economic programme.

Another key element of Bush's economic programme is the promotion of free trade and investment.

At the legislative elections in 1990 it had advocated a strongly right-wing economic programme.

At the meeting Petkov expressed concern about the government's economic programme, in particular a proposed wage freeze until the end of 1992.

We are now awaiting their economic programme.

Our economic programme is based on three principles:

In their struggle for power, the 'democrats' did not have a clear economic programme apart from vague promises to change to a more effective market economy.

York city council has published its new economic programme for the forthcoming year, outlining its efforts to attract jobs to the area.

You have presented a sound economic programme, Commissioner Almunia.

During its 1983 congress, it advocated a liberal economic programme and the pursuit of the European construction, accepting the supranationality.

Labour should be searching for an economic programme which describes the way money will be saved as well as spent.

In the talks he laid out his economic programme to the leaders, "confirming the objective of a balanced budget in 2013".

(The apparent failure of the left to recognise this was one reason why the left's economic programme lacked a mass following.)

Not even a modern economic programme such as the trans-European network has yet provided such economic and social cooperation.

Mr Calfa went on to outline an economic programme which would be operational until free elections can be held.

SDJ had a sectorial and economic programme, but also a radical political programme.

Thus the national economic programme departs from the political; national independence does not include economic independence.