Sentence examples for fiscal status from inspiring English sources

According to the authorities, unemployment in Libya stands at 40%, but the figure is meaningless in a country with a burgeoning private sector without fiscal status.

It examines the practices and overspending that left Nassau in perilous economic straits and reduced its bond rating, and the policies that have kept Westchester's fiscal status robust.

So what exactly was the fiscal status of what one lawmaker called this "medieval anomaly" that had somehow morphed "into a modern business"?

Meanwhile, the governing socialist party's legitimacy sunk to an all-time low following a leaked recording of prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsány recounting how the party had lied repeatedly about the country's fiscal status and potential.

He's restoring his state's fiscal status, and we feel that if he's successful governors across the country will basically do the same thing and reject Obama's tax-and-spend.

And while Spain's overall fiscal status is nowhere near as dire as Italy's, it has another problem all its own, as the new budget minister, Cristóbal Montoro, made clear Friday: serious budget shortfalls in its 17 autonomous regions, which have spent recklessly in the past decade.

Due to different fiscal statuses of local governments in China, their financial contributions to NCMS vary a great deal, which has resulted in variations of the service benefits packages provided.

Given those conflicting demands, Mr. Boehner must decide whether he wants to seal his role as an essential player in a grand plan to restructure the nation's fiscal condition, or continue the status quo of the very gridlock voters appear to detest.

"With a recession and war, the conflict has indeed seemed to turn inward, as we question our fiscal, political and moral status.

Modelling the association of fiscal decentralisation with immunisation status was done next.

The providers of such services to patients from overseas will be encouraged by extending to their earnings in foreign exchange, all fiscal incentives, including the status of 'deemed exports', which are available to other exporters of goods and services" [ 16].