Sentence examples for monetary space from inspiring English sources

Despite still having to share the monetary space with Jackson, this is a significant step forward for our country, full of symbolism and a sense of progress - even if long overdue.

What he's taught me and what he gives to me far outweighs any monetary or space sacrifices.

"Governments had enough monetary and fiscal space to boost liquidity and pump-prime their economies.

The four-month program includes a small monetary investment, work space for the startups to develop their products, and a trip to Shenzhen to make all the connections needed to get their products built on a mass scale.

These modules will be helpful in distributing the next-generation light source to many more laboratories than the current single-pass, high-gain free-electron laser designs permit, due to both monetary and/or physical space constraints.

The forecasts reflect our belief that most emerging and developing economies will be able to handle these challenges, by using the monetary and fiscal space they still have, and by using appropriate macro prudential measures to deal with the volatility of capital flows or high domestic credit growth.

If successful, that action could result either in the assignment of a storage space or monetary compensation.

But it would still amount to a relatively small shift: a benign inflation backdrop is affording the monetary policy committee the space to signal that rates will remain on hold for a while longer, despite solid growth.

In China, residential housing reform (in place since 1998) has terminated the traditional residential welfare system, and made it possible to quantify the monetary value of green space amenities based on hedonic pricing models.

"The balance of risks stemming from the Reserve Bank's assessment of the growth-inflation dynamic yields little space for further monetary easing," the RBI said in its monetary policy statement.

It said the OECD became better at factoring in the impact of austerity amid little space for further monetary loosening as the crisis continued.