Sentence examples for limited monetary from inspiring English sources

The reality is that limited monetary policy tightening by a few central banks hasn't checked global growth much.

In many economies, central banks can provide only a limited monetary stimulus because policy interest rates are already near zero (see "Unconventional Behavior" in this issue of F&D).

After having cut the federal funds rate by 5.25 percentage points in less than two years, the Fed also now faces the question of whether to conserve the limited monetary ammunition it has left as its main rate effectively approaches the zero point, a consideration that has troubled the Japanese for years.

There were serious "suspensions" of convertibility about every 10 to 15 years; most of these were the outcome of boom-bust cycles in the private sector and had nothing to do with the government, which had a very limited monetary role before the Civil War.

Hmm, I said, expressing some of that out loud, are you sure Scots would accept such limited monetary independence?Mr Salmond was off, dancing and diving, explaining how much more credit-worthy Scotland would be, how modest its stocks of debt, and how restrained its borrowing.

The financial crises of the 1990s induced Emerging markets to converge to trilemma's middle ground -- managed exchange-rate flexibility, controlled financial integration, and viable but limited monetary independence.

In Nigeria, limited non-monetary incentives, such as short-term overseas training are provided to Nigerian front-line medical staff who have worked in tuberculosis control for several years, and who accept to work in tuberculosis control for at least several more years following their training.

Owing to limited fiscal and monetary policy options, other Central and Eastern European countries might need to follow in the footsteps of Latvia and Hungary and call on IMF help.

With limited time and monetary resources, we recommend that curators and the scientific community focus on annotating genes that are the most likely to be incorrect or that are of special interest.

From a practical point of view, it is not feasible to run all possible test cases because of the real-world constraints of limited time, human and monetary resources.

In 2012, attempts to revive the Stolen Valor Act in a more limited form (requiring a monetary gain from the false statement) were introduced and passed in the House.