Sentence examples for fiscal standards from inspiring English sources

Greece's consistent and premeditated pattern of skirting the fiscal standards set by the European Commission has dashed those beliefs.

Italy underwent currency reform in the 1980s and '90s in an effort to come into line with the fiscal standards set by the EU.

Her opposition to Maastricht owed nothing to poor fiscal standards in southern Europe (Denis Healey said that) – she talked of a Fourth Reich.

The initial premise was that fiscal standards for membership, combined with the benefits of staying in the eurozone, would create the discipline necessary to restrain fiscal intemperance.

State officials will appoint most of the board's members and Detroit will remain subject to outside financial controls until certain fiscal standards are met.

What inspired Abeshouse to create the C.R.F. was this principled logic: if live performances of the New York Philharmonic and every other professional classical ensemble could not exist without huge philanthropic subsidies, why should recorded classical music be held to an entirely different fiscal standard?

Any scientist interested in what congressional Republican leaders think about basic research, space exploration, or science and math education need not read the heavily anticipated budget plan unveiled today by Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI), chair of the budget committee in the House of Representatives and fiscal standard bearer for his party.

Weaker members are obliged to live up to high fiscal and regulatory standards.

United Way applies strict oversight to ensure that member agencies meet fiscal and management standards, and address proven needs in the community.

Despite the fact that provincial, municipal, and county governments spent a large amount of fiscal funds, the standards of compensation were barely acceptable to coal mine owners.

High interest rates and tight fiscal policies, the standard tools in the fund's medical kit, pleased Wall Street creditors.