Sentence examples for margin for manoeuvre from inspiring English sources

I believe he will, but his margin for manoeuvre is shrinking fast.

And he has ruled out cuts in spending on health, welfare or public-sector pay.Some margin for manoeuvre exists.

"The comfortable state of public finances provides margin for manoeuvre," says the veteran finance minister, Pedro Solbes.

But however blood-thirsty and repressive his instincts, he clearly thinks it wiser to give his long-suffering citizens some minimal margin for manoeuvre.

He names fiscal reform as one of his top two legislative priorities because it will allow him a greater margin for manoeuvre.

As happened in December 2011 with Mr Cameron's Pyrrhic veto over the fiscal compact, the British prime minister may again be misreading Mrs Merkel's margin for manoeuvre.

In March Hans Tietmeyer of the Bundesbank warned against admitting countries which only narrowly met the Maastricht convergence criteria:Should the margin for budgetary manoeuvre be exhausted in a member country, adaptation to differences in the progress of productivity would bear almost exclusively on the costs of labour.

Hence, forest fires will likely be more frequent and cover larger areas by the end of the 21st century (Goldammer 2013), meaning that the margin of manoeuvre for forestry operations will decrease.

Their forecasts have shown that in the case of a tax of about €20, whatever system was selected, the situation with regard to jobs and total consumption would deteriorate, increasing the net deficit in the public accounts, which would remove any margin of manoeuvre for financing accompanying measures and even make it necessary to reduce social transfers [5].

SCHMIDT: And this longevity will grow while the margin of manoeuvre for the state to act in a globalized world is dwindling at the same time.

Its stand marks a break from the past, when the Islamists have traded loyalty to the Hashemites for a wider margin of manoeuvre.