Sentence examples for a certain fiscal from inspiring English sources

"Nobody should be astonished that big fortunes have found a certain fiscal advantage" in moving to this side of the border, said the mayor, whose domain covers Néchin and a cluster of other hamlets that form what is known as the Entity of Estaimpuis.

Under so-called Outright Monetary Transactions, the ECB will only buy a nation's bonds on the secondary market if the government requests aid from Europe's rescue fund and signs a Memorandum of Understanding to meet certain fiscal targets.

After certain fiscal inefficiency by the Mayor was uncovered both papers' news columns were more critical.

The treaty also specified that cooperating countries had to meet certain fiscal targets, such as reducing budget deficits to no more than 3% of GDP.

Moreover, to enter the loan agreement, regional governments must meet certain fiscal health criteria; González Mazo told the journalists he was "deeply preoccupied" about the center's funding because the national Ministry of Economy and Finance might not allow Andalusia to take out the loan.

All EU members have to keep their government budget within certain fiscal limits.

State officials will appoint most of the board's members and Detroit will remain subject to outside financial controls until certain fiscal standards are met.

But she said she understood that the organization had to "exercise a certain amount of fiscal responsibility, especially during these trying financial times".

Nevertheless, it resulted in an improved accounting of the empire's resources and a certain progress in fiscal equity, thus making the administration's heavy demands less unbearable.

A certain amount of fiscal stimulus is working its way through the system now: some £2.7 billion will be paid next month to taxpayers who lost out when the 10% tax band was abolished from April; and benefits rise and tax receipts fall automatically when the economy turns down.

President George Bush's brand of Republicanism was advertised as "kinder and gentler", caring about the little man; Mr Clinton's version of the Democratic credo stressed fiscal responsibility and a certain social hard-heartedness.