Sentence examples for fiscal administration from inspiring English sources

The Ming laissez-faire policy in agrarian matters had its counterpart in fiscal administration.

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

He lacked talent for fiscal administration and relied heavily on his able assistant, Nicolas Desmarets, to raise money for the war.

Municipal functions atrophied, and the city survived into the Byzantine era principally as a mechanism of fiscal administration, although it often remained a locus of educational development and religious and cultural expression.

And for each of the three areas covered in the evaluations, including fiscal administration and accountability, Mr. Bondy wrote the same seven-word comment in praise of Spherion: "The contractor's work has consistently exceeded expectations".

In Languedoc they were voted, assessed, and expended by the Estates; elsewhere, by transforming into royal officers the deputies first chosen by the Estates in the time of John, Charles created a fiscal administration independent of popular control.

Arnett was recognized as the foremost authority in the United States on fiscal accounting and financial administration of colleges and universities, and he was the author of various publications dealing with this subject, including College and University Finance published in 1922.

From the 12th century onward, they substituted for the old feudal structure an orderly administration and fiscal organization, set up a centralized judicial system (using Roman law), and began extensive legislation.

In these ways Frederick William laid the foundation for what was to become an autocratically ruled state, enabled by its strong economy, tightly run administration, efficient fiscal organization, and powerful army to play a prominent role in the empire's and Europe's affairs.

Even Robert Reischauer of the Brookings Institution, a man who usually points out the flaws in administration fiscal policy, is complimentary: "This is politically a strong document and fiscally a responsible document".

It said, "The long-term fiscal outlook the administration inherited" was "more troubling" than recent deficits.