Sentence examples for fiscal limits from inspiring English sources

But the government's hesitation in saving its national champions nonetheless demonstrates its fiscal limits.

Finland is one of only two original euro members to have stuck throughout to the Maastricht treaty's fiscal limits.

Even in less extreme situations, one size is unlikely to fit all, as Europe's fiscal limits are meant to do.

TO a large extent the updated Honda Accord SE is aimed at those with fiscal limits but higher aspirations about where they want to park their posteriors.

France wants to cut taxes, even though the European Commission, which monitors countries' compliance, thinks it may break fiscal limits in 2003.

Berlin was demanding that spendthrift countries in breach of the euro zone's fiscal limits (deficits at 3% of GDP and public debt at 60% of GDP) be threatened with losing their EU voting rights.

Although the coalition formally resists this New Labour-era idea, the chancellor recently agreed to provide some wage subsidies for companies employing people who have struggled to find work and to channel £300m into apprenticeship schemes.But the fiscal squeeze limits options.

Because of the fiscal budgetary limits and clinical capacity mentioned previously, 1,160,895 residents of 5,417,699 eligible subjects (21.4% of the eligible population) were screened by 2009.

Restrictions on fiscal policy limit the ability of governments to stimulate growth by borrowing and spending.

Europe's fiscal targets limit deficits to 3% of GDP and debt to 60% of GDP.

Fiscals want limits on government interference and were appalled by Santorum's zeal for enforcement of his social ideals.