Sentence examples for finances of countries from inspiring English sources

Migration can relieve the public finances of countries in a slump and fill labour shortages in booming economies.

That policy is aimed at stopping banks from accumulating so much debt that they put the finances of countries like Ireland and Spain at risk, in turn threatening the future of the euro.

Looser fiscal policy will stretch the public finances of countries that went into the downturn with big debts and budget deficits and have since had to fund bank bail-outs.

There was wide agreement, for example, on the need for a monitoring system -- run by the I.M.F. or some other organization -- that would track the finances of countries much more closely than any international agency now does.

The experiment has had mixed results, as output in the United States has proved more resilient than some analysts expected while the resulting low prices have sapped the finances of countries like Saudi Arabia and Russia, which depend on oil revenues.

More problems in Italy or Spain would stretch the finances of big countries like France and Germany even further.

That history gives them confidence they can pull off the feat again with the failing finances of entire countries.

One of his main tasks in his previous job, as commissioner for monetary affairs, was to police the public finances of the countries that use the euro.

The outlook for the euro-area economy is deteriorating fast, which augurs ill for attempts to wrest the finances of indebted countries under control.

In 2005, the west was blissfully unaware of the impending crisis and decided it was time to sort out the finances of poor countries.

Some economists are worried that the splurge in government spending could push the public finances of some countries close to the brink.