Sentence examples for monetary challenges from inspiring English sources

The outlook on the long-term rating is stable, reflecting our view of Malta's relative resilience to the ongoing political, financial, and monetary challenges in the eurozone.

But when a business is finally able to take advantage of the opportunity, many owners and managers find that for every benefit there is a profound act of counterbalancing that must take place to manage operational issues or monetary challenges that take a little of the bloom off the rose.

Beyond monetary challenges they also learn buyers from Walmart don't take just anyone's phone call.

Believe that our fiscal and monetary challenges can be overcome if we just get "the rich" to pay their "fair share?" If you answered "yes" to any of the above, then you are part of the problem, playing into the hands of the interests you believe you can control through the ballot box.

The biggest monetary policy challenge facing China is the flood of foreign cash, both foreign direct investment and speculation, that is washing in.

Coming on the heels of reports this past week showing declining consumer confidence in Europe and evidence that much of the regional economy is slowing, the data complicate the monetary policy challenge facing the E.C.B., which has a primary responsibility of maintaining price stability.

But it could no more meet the monetary and logistic challenges of a melt down than it's done at Deepwater Horizon.

Many shibboleths of administration (hierarchy, directive leadership, set duties, treatment of employees as impersonal "units" of production, and monetary incentives) were challenged.

In one of five research papers delivered at the symposium, which ended Saturday, Eric M. Leeper, an economist at Indiana University, challenged monetary economists to focus more attention on large fiscal deficits.

Dr. Hilbert offered no monetary rewards for his challenges.

Haldane concedes that this divergent picture poses challenges for monetary policy, with some parts of the economy "going gangbusters" while there is "continuing pain" for others.