Sentence examples for Fiscal harmonization from inspiring English sources

Graham Bishop, an independent financial analyst who has advised the European and British Parliaments, said both aid mechanisms would become vehicles for fiscal harmonization.

The planned European banking union, single supervisory system and fiscal harmonization will prove to be the catalysts of the Continent's ever closer union.

Underlying this is a skepticism about whether politicians, notably in Paris and Berlin, have the will to enact the changes to the structure of the euro zone -- either by moving toward fiscal harmonization or a multispeed project -- that would be needed to avoid a repetition of this year's political and economic crisis.

In 2008, ACEA solely expressed concerns regarding the lack of fiscal harmonization which would have distorting effects on the internal market.

The debate regarding the harmonization of fiscal policies was not yet over, however.

The final phase will culminate in a full monetary union, which will imply the adoption of irrevocable fixed exchange rates and a single currency, as well as full harmonization of economic, fiscal and monetary policies by the member states.

Mr. Osborne told BBC Radio the euro zone would also need "a greater harmonization or integration of fiscal policies or banking policies".

The act called for the harmonization of social and fiscal measures taken within the EEC and was a forerunner of the 1991 Maastricht Treaty (Treaty on European Union), which paved the way for the establishment of economic and monetary union and was approved by a large majority of Irish voters in a referendum.

But judicial harmonization cannot achieve a fully harmonized system.

Also urgent requirement of absorption of European funds in the national economy requires, by necessity, compliance with fiscal governance Treaty adopted throughout European Union, and tax harmonization with the requirements, principles and accounting methods, respecting unanimity in adopting the decisions.

And special props to Barry for going after the all-too-prevalent belief among VSPs that wisdom always consists in dismissing short-run concerns: If these three urgent tasks are completed, there will be plenty of time – and much time will be needed – to contemplate radical changes like new budgetary rules, harmonization of other national policies, and a move to full fiscal union.