Sentence examples for board arrangements from inspiring English sources

For states fearful that their existing currency board arrangements could be threatened, euroisation would appear an attractive option.An alternative course would be to bite the bullet on devaluation.

Jesse Norman, the Conservative chair of the committee, also suggested that there was a "lot of concern" over the impartiality of the new board arrangements.

"If you are good at leading with unpredictability, then create a board arrangement that suits your abilities better than your opponent".

The main difference between the two systems is that the option of devaluation is easier in a currency board arrangement (devaluing in a euroised economy would require a new national currency to be set up).

As the central bank cannot "print money", in either a currency board arrangement or a euroised economy, the national authorities' ability to stabilise the banking system in a crisis is limited.

He was critical of Argentina, another economy where a currency board arrangement was undone by huge budget deficits, saying that the country might have been able to sustain its currency peg through the crisis if it had done more to balance its budget or finance its deficit in noninflationary ways.

Twitter confirmed the new board arrangement with us via the following statement, "Twitter's board of directors currently has seven members.

Third, Estonia in 2009 was not yet a euro area member state and had a currency board arrangement; this differentiates it from the other two non-euro area countries in the sample that also have relatively flexible wage-setting systems but featured floating exchange rate regimes at the time: the Czech Republic and Poland.

In quest of such a place, I set off in late May to travel beyond the universe of half-board arrangements and karaoke nights.

He has promised fiscal austerity and to maintain "convertibility", the Argentine name for the rigid currency-board arrangement which pegs the exchange rate by law.

The lev has been pegged to the euro since the beginning (and before that to the Deutschmark, since 1997) in a currency-board arrangement.