Sentence examples for dose of fiscal from inspiring English sources

But Brazil requires a stronger dose of fiscal reform.

The Republican Party's tax-cutting machine has run into a dose of fiscal reality in Virginia.

"Abenomics," which involves a big dose of fiscal and, especially, monetary stimulus, appears to be working.

The economy needs another stiff dose of fiscal stimulus to shake off the current stagnation.

Ossoff, meanwhile, said that he would seek to help improve Obamacare and generally delivered a fairly traditional Democratic message, with a dose of fiscal conservatism.

The threat of a recession gave new urgency to providing the economy with a dose of fiscal stimulus through tax cuts.

I do doubt that the country will succeed without resorting to more radical policy measures, such as bigger doses of fiscal stimulus, further interest-rate cuts, corporate-debt restructurings, and a significant devaluation of the currency.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, the main architect of Europe's disastrous mismanagement of the euro-zone debt crisis, can keep pretending that harsher doses of fiscal austerity will restore Greece and Europe's other troubled debtors to economic health.

The idea that Europe can muddle through without cathartic change looks feeble, particularly when the circumstances suggest German solidarity is weakened and French readiness to submit to heavy doses of fiscal pain is subject to the difficult enactment of a constitutional amendment.

Acting far more swiftly than the Japanese authorities did (the Japanese had the misfortune of having to learn through trial and error), Western policymakers provided liquidity to their banks and forced them to rebuild capital, while pumping in generous doses of fiscal stimulus to offset the collapse in private-sector demand.

Many economists have been warning that now is not the time for a dose of serious fiscal tightening.