Sentence examples for fiscal vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Ireland's very reliance on foreign firms creates both economic and fiscal vulnerabilities.

The IMF now warns that "fiscal vulnerabilities" are growing again in these countries, rather than subsiding as in the developed world.

And states are on firm policy ground in refusing to expand Medicaid, America's worst health-care program, because it will create severe fiscal vulnerabilities for the states.

Now emerging market have two groups, those that are victims of collateral damage, with good fundamentals–he Chiles and Brazils of the world and then there are the other countries, some of them in emerging Europe, that have massive financial, fiscal vulnerabilities and policy mistakes.

Underlying fiscal vulnerabilities and fiscal risks continue to accumulate.

Fiscal vulnerabilities have been increasing in emerging market economies during the last couple of years.

Together, this paper provides evidence to policymakers that state centralization efforts—often intended to promote school resource equity did not increase fiscal vulnerability to recessionary events.

"The relationship between 3 percent and fiscal vulnerability is a weak one," said Jean Pisani-Ferry, director of Bruegel, an economic research institution in Brussels.

Much of Union's fiscal vulnerability can be traced to its philosophical independence, said Barbara Wheeler, director of the Auburn Center for the Study of Theological Education, which is part of the seminary.

The suicide of Betty, Muriel's mother, is emblematic of society's blind spot for the social and fiscal vulnerability of ageing women.

With this in mind, this paper proposes a balance-sheet approach that, as illustrated by the practical applications included here, may radically alter the results from traditional sustainability evaluations – and, more generally, the perception of a country's fiscal vulnerability.