Sentence examples for fiscal importance from inspiring English sources

Under the Tudors, however, the Exchequer's political, judicial and fiscal importance all increased.

Unless the damaged farm and industrial sectors can assume a significant economic role generating employment, the long-awaited oil revenue, despite its fiscal importance, will not be enough to help Sebet and the other scavengers, says the university economist, Ahmed.

He noted that Mr. Gore had initially campaigned on what he described as a "pro-growth" platform that emphasized fiscal discipline, the importance of business and curbing the deficit.

They include, in order of importance: fiscal reform, including of subsidies; privatisation of public enterprises; opening state-controlled banks to more private ownership; reform of India's throttling labour laws; and liberalising certain industries, including coal and sugar.

Talking in exasperated tones about the importance of fiscal responsibility is easy.

But they think Mr. Romney can win over others who place more importance on fiscal issues, the economy and immigration.

He also spoke about the importance of fiscal union underpinning successful currency unions, pointing to the eurozone crisis.

For example, he said, the importance of fiscal responsibility and balanced budgets has become increasingly apparent over the years.

And Peter Kenen's addition, which stressed the importance of fiscal integration, made the case against the euro even stronger.

If you believe that they've learned something — say, about fiscal prudence or the importance of effective regulation — you're kidding yourself.

Germany does not comprehend the "importance of fiscal mobilisation" (ie, it is not spending enough), complained Japan's prime minister, Taro Aso, before a crisis summit in April.