Sentence examples for fiscal recognition from inspiring English sources
"And certainly while they wouldn't want to trade those schools, there is this fiscal recognition that while 100 percent to the community is receiving the service, only a fraction of the community is paying".
Turks & Caicos: UK dependency with no disclosure or recognition of "fiscal" crime.
In recognition of our challenging fiscal situation, our government will propose legislative changes to implement a wage freeze for management and all non-union employees for the current fiscal year".
Davey said there was "a recognition of the need for fiscal stability".
Both Mr. Rubio and Mr. Scott can cast themselves as outsiders; both have focused their campaigns on fiscal issues and jobs; both have name recognition that their opponents crave.
That is a belated recognition that Argentina will never achieve fiscal equilibrium while tax revenues continue to shrink.
Yet his speech reflected little recognition that Britain is in a fiscal mess and an increasingly deadly war in Afghanistan.
The fiscal challenges have been compounded by the lack of professional recognition and career development opportunities within Mozambican universities for researchers and by internal migration to NGOs due to scale-up of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria programmes offering salaries substantially higher than those within universities.
In a statement, the agency said it had raised its long-term rating on the county's approximately $2.1 billion of outstanding general obligation bonds from BBB to BBB+ "in recognition of the county's continuing progress toward full fiscal recovery".
PAGE A8 FISCAL WOES OF PALESTINIANS With the Palestinian Authority seeking United Nations membership and statehood recognition this month, two new reports say Palestinian public institutions are gaining traction, but there is trouble on the economic front -- growth has slowed amid a fiscal crisis.
Although the recognition lag is presumably of about the same duration for both monetary and fiscal policies, the decision lag is usually considerably shorter for monetary policy than for fiscal policy.
