Sentence examples for process of fiscal from inspiring English sources
The third risk is that our process of fiscal adjustment will undermine social insurance, primarily Social Security and Medicare.
The result was a descent back into recession, which has in turn worsened budget balance, undermining the process of fiscal consolidation.
Ms. Merkel has not ruled out the possibility of common eurobonds in the distant future, at the end of a long process of fiscal and economic integration.
"The measure itself cannot be abolished, as it is necessary for our process of fiscal adjustment," said Papademos, whose interim administration is expected to be in power until early next year.
On the economic impact of fiscal consolidation: It is without doubt that the process of fiscal consolidation in the short term will depress, and has depressed, the output in different parts of the euro area.
Mr. Bajnai's predecessor, Ferenc Gyurcsany, began the process of fiscal restraint in 2006, but only modestly and only under pressure from the European Commission after Brussels noticed the spiraling budget deficit and the government's loose monetary and fiscal policies.
As the President of the Bundesbank, Dr Jens Weidmann, observed in a not-too-subtle dig at those calling for Germany to do the decent thing by the eurozone : "Joint liability can only be introduced at the end of the integration process of a fiscal union and not at the beginning.
The great majority of European countries that have introduced a carbon tax (or a similar levy) have decided to introduce compensation through a reduction in taxation on work, thus initiating a process of genuine fiscal reform.
This year we see the process of gradual fiscal adjustment reaching two symbolic milestones.
The European Commission envisions a process of deepening of fiscal integration culminating in an autonomous Eurozone budget with automatic cross-border fiscal stabilizers.
Or will governments find the political will, and secure the democratic legitimacy, to embark on a process of much deeper fiscal, economic integration that is needed to stabilise the single currency?
