Sentence examples for fiscal rights from inspiring English sources

Navarre has similar fiscal rights, and Catalonia is not far behind.

They did little to limit royal power, although the fiscal rights later claimed by the Estates of Normandy could be traced to the Norman Charter of 1315.

Initiating a policy of internal consolidation, he dismissed unpopular governors, reformed the taxation system, and granted the Mawālī the same fiscal rights as Arab Muslims.

Documents were copied into registers before being sent out, and lists of churches, vassals, and towns were drawn up to inform the king of his military and fiscal rights.

In the time of Robert I (the Frisian; 1071 93), efforts were made to systematize the count's lordship over castles as well as his fiscal rights, but the results fell short of giving the count effective sovereign power.

As Brad DeLong keeps trying to get across, the right way to think about fiscal policy right now isn't "eek! deficits!" but to look at tradeoffs.

First, politicians must not only get the timing of fiscal tightening right, but must also decide on the best ways to cut spending and increase taxes, and the right mix between the two.

"And it is first and foremost important to get a commonly shared fiscal compact right.

"We are not claiming that we shall get the fiscal forecasts right.

We think the OBR cannot get fiscal policy right, for two reasons.

Just about everybody acquainted with the dismal science, however, thinks that the economy needs a fiscal injection right now.