Sentence examples for fiscal manipulation from inspiring English sources

The 1964 Code provisions often enable mere fiscal manipulation to masquerade as charity.

Clearly, this kind of fiscal manipulation demonstrates that the city has the ability to pay but lacks the willingness.

In recent years, governments, discouraged by past failures with fiscal manipulation, have turned to monetarist policies to attempt control of the economy.

In this week's New Yorker, James Surowiecki outlines some of the general reasons why Europe is resistant to more fiscal manipulation.

"If we are to regain control of state spending, we must reform Medicaid and free Arizona from the fiscal manipulation of the federal government," Brewer said.

Floquet returned to the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies (November 1889) but was forced to resign in 1892 when he was implicated in the Panama Scandal, which involved fraudulent fiscal manipulations over a proposed canal project.

Now, in these times of recurrent economic turbulence, market manipulation and fiscal skulduggery, a powerful new international financial regulatory body is urgently required.

Stabilization of the economy (e.g., full employment, control of inflation, and an equitable balance of payments) is one of the goals that governments attempt to achieve through manipulation of fiscal and monetary policies.

He sees "an ominous echo of the 1920s" in the stock-market frenzy of the 90s and the recent frauds, without acknowledging the lessons learned and implemented during the Great Depression: the Keynesian manipulation of fiscal and monetary policy has had a very successful 70-year run of blunting inflationary and deflationary cycles in the US.

Nondemocratic leaders also have incentives to allocate budgets and credits to their strategic partners, but, without regular elections, they will have few reasons to engage in opportunistic manipulations of fiscal or monetary policies.

Rather, she is accused of an accounting manipulation that somewhat misrepresented the fiscal position of the government -- something that prior presidents have done.