Sentence examples similar to impose fiscal constraints from inspiring English sources

The stability pact imposes strict fiscal constraints on governments at the very moment their economies need stimulation.

He has imposed fiscal sanity, brought transparency and curbed corruption.

It erected a superstructure of monitors and borrowers, imposed a web of fiscal constraints and, with help from Washington and the municipal unions, pulled the city back from the brink.

In the memorandum it says: "Fiscal constraints have imposed hard choices, and it is therefore important that the burden of adjustment is borne by all parts of society and taking into account the ability to pay.

During the interwar period the city's services and infrastructure deteriorated badly because of inattention and fiscal constraints resulting from economic sanctions imposed on Iraq by the United Nations (UN).

This kind of complexity is one result of the fiscal constraints on city budgets, including those imposed by the 1978 passage of Proposition 13 (dramatically cutting local property taxes), followed by Proposition 218 in the mid-1990s, making raising new revenues very difficult in California (Pincetl 1999; Schrag 1999, 2008).

Most observers do not believe Hammond has brought an end to the era of tight fiscal constraint imposed by the Tories.

And though the members of a monetary union will have very similar short-term interest rates, the union will not necessarily impose tight financial constraints on public-sector borrowers of the sort that would prevent participating governments from pursuing independent fiscal policies.

In Fredericksburg, the fiscal constraints are obvious.

Was there no acknowledgment of fiscal constraints on military activity?

The loosening of fiscal constraints may have unanticipated consequences.