Sentence examples for area of fiscal from inspiring English sources

We have a mandate in the area of fiscal policy and we would like to retain that".

Mr. Bondy rated Spherion excellent in the category of timeliness of performance, and good in the area of fiscal administration and accountability.

In his homily, Cardinal Egan praised Mr. Carey's "extraordinary accomplishments in the area of fiscal responsibility" and said every editorial about Mr. Carey he had seen since his death on Sunday at age 92 had "treated him and his achievements as governor with admiration and gratitude".

Secondly, it turns to economic reform and the area of fiscal legislation, which really is bizarre.

In his stump speech, he goes through a long list of his stances on issues in the areas of fiscal matters, social concerns, and foreign policy.

The public purse should be reserved for stark-bollock-naked bare essentials – apart of course from mysterious areas of fiscal stimulus – and any spending buck that we can pass to the philanthropic purse (assuming that we remember to give the philanthropists their tax breaks) should be passed at lightning speed.

"At the same time, policymakers in the euro area should push ahead in the areas of fiscal policies and structural reforms," he added.

I respect the two-party system and believe it is healthy for a democracy to have differences that exist in many areas of fiscal and social governance.

Kenya's programme is not distinguished by an unusually long list of conditions attached to the loan and the majority of the conditions pertain to one of the IMF's core areas of responsibility: fiscal reforms.Finally, you fail to mention that Kenya's loan was provided under the IMF's Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility.

The Greek bailout and the central bank's decision to ease rules on the collateral it will accept for loans "set a bad precedent for other euro area member states and make it more likely that the euro area degenerates into a zone of fiscal profligacy, currency weakness and higher inflationary pressures over time," Joachim Fels, an economist at Morgan Stanley, wrote in a research note.

But the unravelling of the authority of the EU could, in time, extend to areas well beyond the enforcement of fiscal discipline.