Sentence examples for fiscal supervision from inspiring English sources

Europe's poorest member is set to auction 12-month treasury bills this week, inching closer to ending eight years of international bailouts and draconian fiscal supervision.

A full takeover would place the city under complete fiscal supervision by the State Department of Community Affairs.

Last summer, state officials said that waiting for the cooperation of city officials, after a decade of fruitless state fiscal supervision, was pointless.

It's not a promising starting point for agreeing on earlier, mutual fiscal supervision to ensure that much-flouted E.U. rules on public deficits and debts are actually respected.

Euro-zone leaders have become adept at talking up grand long-term plans to safeguard their currency more intrusive fiscal supervision, new treaties to advance political integration.

The city has been under state fiscal supervision for a decade now, and Trenton has kept it afloat by paying for most of its $112 million municipal budget and $200 million school budget.

Beyond that, Scotland would haggle for representation on the committees that set interest rates and bank regulations, something which – in the light of the euro crisis – London would be reluctant to give, except in return for sweeping oversight of fiscal policy and financial supervision.

After two years of limited fiscal oversight, the Local Finance Board in Trenton voted on May 10 to impose the highest level of supervision allowed by law.

With decisions on fiscal policy, bank supervision and financial regulation likely to be made in the near future, Britain's voice is needed more than ever to protect British interests and larger European ones as well.

She was, both before and after the onset of the Great Depression of the 1930s, a strong advocate of unemployment insurance and close government supervision of fiscal policy.

But the property crash in the Republic is only a problem because Irish banks have retained a British-style lending culture and the Irish government a British-style approach both to banking supervision and fiscal policy.