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Meanwhile, he added, America "is growing slowly, weighed down by debt and the pervasive uncertainty caused by our nation's fiscal imbalances and growing regulatory complexity.
The growing demands of an aging population, a looming nursing shortage, widespread fiscal constraints and the growing complexity of a dynamic healthcare landscape means that graduate registered nurses (GRNs) are increasingly expected to be practice ready.
The governor brushed aside those criticisms, saying that both he and the treasurer had conferred with Republicans about the budget plans, and that the delay was caused by the complexity of the state's fiscal problems.
The deal struck by the White House and Senate on New Year's Day to head off the huge tax increases of the so-called fiscal cliff actually made matters worse on the complexity front.
This kind of complexity is one result of the fiscal constraints on city budgets, including those imposed by the 1978 passage of Proposition 13 (dramatically cutting local property taxes), followed by Proposition 218 in the mid-1990s, making raising new revenues very difficult in California (Pincetl 1999; Schrag 1999, 2008).
It follows that democratic decision making about fiscal policy faces additional hurdles over and above the complexity of the subject matter.
Frederick B. Pollert, director of the County Legislature's Budget Review Office, said his office spent "a fair amount of time trying to quantify the fiscal impact" but found it impossible because of the complexities of government subsidy programs and how they interact.
Thus, Brat represents the complexity of the Tea Party as a movement of fiscal and Christian conservatives, many of whom admire novelist and "philosopher" Ayn Rand.
Given the magnitude and complexity of these decisions, the risk is material that some might damage the UK's economic or fiscal strength".
