Sentence examples for monetary discipline from inspiring English sources

One example is India, which is currently considering adopting inflation targeting to enhance monetary discipline.

To ensure monetary discipline, foreign reserves must equal at least 20% of the central banks' short-term deposits.

Fixed exchange rates can encourage monetary discipline and tame inflation a common emerging-world problem while reducing borrowing costs.

The target path for nominal GDP can be set at whatever level of monetary discipline is desired.

Mr. Fritz-Vannahme said that, politically, Ms. Merkel was still bound by many of her past policy statements, which urged budgetary and monetary discipline in the euro zone.

Originally, the Washington consensus had ten characteristics, falling under three broad headings: fiscal and monetary discipline, trade liberalisation, and privatisation-plus-deregulation.

This was a polite way of saying that no consensus was possible between the reflationist strategy sought by France's President Mitterand and Denmark's Mr Jørgensen and the monetary disciplines preached by Mrs Thatcher and Mr Helmut Schmidt.

Today, after many years of monetary self-discipline, they have stable, prosperous economies better able than ours to withstand the buffeting of world recession.

The Washington consensus decreed that monetary and fiscal discipline were accepted (even by, say, the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil).

This improvement will come from a doubling of oil exports since sanctions eased in February, but it also reflects the government loosening monetary and fiscal discipline, stimulating economic activity at the risk of higher inflation.

Germany resents being told to hurry up because the law does not matter or is trumped by politics.Touring the halls of German power, the word "culture" comes up a lot, especially as in how European cultures differ over monetary stability, fiscal discipline and solidarity.