Sentence examples for fiscal sphere from inspiring English sources
He signs off with the cheerful and insouciant optimism of a man who also battled with depression ("the black dog"): Events were soon to arise in the fiscal sphere which were to plunge me into new struggles and absorb my thoughts and energies at least until September 1908, when I married and lived happily ever afterwards.
But this week, in a speech in front of both men, she voiced her fears that ECB action might "result in the impression that what needs to be done in the fiscal and competitive spheres could be pushed into the background".
Enabling factors increased access to education, employment in the formal sector, participation in public roles, including the political sphere, and improved fiscal responsibility within the household may lead women to challenge or question social norms about gender roles.
"But as we document, the wealthy do have very different policy preferences, particularly in the sphere of economic and fiscal policy and on trade and globalization.
Simms, indeed, ends with the hope that the European Union will become a "more cohesive international actor, particularly in the military sphere", with a single fiscal-military state built on unitary democratic institutions and a unified European army "with a monopoly on external force projection", as he put it in a recent article in this newspaper.
And with the rampant fiscal invasion of Chinese entities threatening France's traditionally dominant sphere of influence in Africa, the war in Mali helps reinvent French power in the region.
Further research could draw on these findings to consider how beliefs are socially produced by, and may shape responses to, fiscal policies and the evidence for and against them, in the sphere of behaviour change and public health.
The US economy is showing signs of slowing, as the fiscal stimulus is dissipating and spending contractions at the state and local government level increasingly undermine the injections from the federal sphere.
