Sentence examples for issues of monetary from inspiring English sources

Danish voters had been hesitating for weeks on the issues of monetary union and greater political cooperation, but the last public opinion polls had forecast a "yes" vote.

"There are over 1,000 statutes in federal law where benefits accrue to spouses, particularly in issues of monetary significance, like Social Security, Medicare, income tax and inheritance," he said.

Experts both from home and abroad, including three Nobel Laureates Joseph E. Stiglitz, Edmund S. Phelps, and A. Michael Spence, were invited to join the discussion and share their opinions about the issues of monetary policy, capital flows & capital market regulation; stabilization, industrial policy & reforms, environment and income; Education, R&D and Convergence; global economic governance.

The main findings regarding the issue of monetary policy design can be summarized as three fold.

The relation between money and what it will buy has always been a central issue of monetary theory.

She writes: On the key issue of monetary policy where he caused a storm in December by suggesting banks might need to ditch inflation targets and use nominal GDP targets instead.

The Trial Term Justice denied specific performance but, finding a valid contract and a breach by defendant, set the matter down for trial on the issue of monetary damages, if any, sustained by the plaintiff.

The speech addressed the issue of monetary policy and the debate over backing the dollar with gold and silver rather than just gold, which was deemed overly restrictive and unfair to working people and farmers.

The door is now open for political opponents to seize the issue of monetary reform and use it to make Obama a one-term president in the same way that Ronald Reagan made Jimmy Carter a one-term president in 1980.

For sure, the Court would look kindly on such largesse when it might be required to consider the issue of monetary damages".

Glenton et al. [ 29] suggest that the issue of monetary versus social markets is critical to the success of the programme, noting that monetary incentives to reward social effort can be detrimental.