My approach is to be fiscally conservative but monetarily active".
Membership in the euro area leaves the country monetarily at the mercy of the ECB, which seems determined to maintain a hard line on inflation, and thus to resist calls for an interest-rate cut.
Well, were the government to try to raise employment above that level, fiscally or monetarily, inflation would accelerate.
Again, an international perspective is worthwhile here; Europe has, by and large, followed a more fiscally austere and monetarily cautious approach than America and has performed worse.
This is the first time all that nonsense has turned concrete and hurt Goldman monetarily, not the culmination of some long series of events which has forced them to draw a line in the sand.
Theft and harm to property were punished monetarily rather than by death.
There was no way that any school, even Duke, could compete monetarily with the N.B.A. (the Lakers had reportedly offered Krzyzewski forty million dollars), but Brodhead did have one edge: his status as an academic heavyweight.
In May, the S.C.S. cut the group off, and in interviews, self-proclaimed leaders of the group have claimed to have no direct ties to the government, monetarily or otherwise.
And for the firms paying the bribes corruption is costly — not just monetarily but also in terms of time and uncertainty, since bribery requires bargaining and monitoring.
Maybe their [sic] would be less false Prophets, if they were held monetarily and legally responsible for their false testimony and how it effects other people's lives?
Far from being punished for his uncollegial behavior and his intemperate e-mails, he had now been rewarded, at least monetarily.
