Sentence examples for protracted fiscal from inspiring English sources

The implementation of major and protracted fiscal consolidation strategies in such a context, and without prospects of a stable worldwide recovery, has stimulated debate on the growth and employment impact of consolidation measures, with implications for the coordination of timing and modalities of budgetary adjustment across EU countries (e.g., Corsetti, 2012).

You can't do as we did in the 1980s, deliberately creating a protracted fiscal crisis as a political strategy, without making it impossible to get anything done.

After a series of protracted fiscal fights, President Obama is late submitting his 2014 budget proposal to Congress just as President Ronald Reagan was under similar circumstances in 1988.

That agenda — largely eclipsed for two years by a protracted fiscal crisis and the fight over how to manage the federal deficit — has wedged its way, for now at least, to the center of the 2012 campaign.

Illinois's protracted fiscal problem — an estimated $96 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, the most of any state in the country — has also become a political problem for the governor as it drags down the state's credit ratings.

Irrespective of who heads the Bank of England, ultra-loose monetary policy in the UK will persist in some form for a long time to come, given the structural weakness of the economy and because the government views it as a necessary counterbalance to its protracted fiscal austerity programme.

They pressed him on abortion, gun rights, privacy and the protracted 2000 presidential campaign recount.

More prolonged infusion schedules are associated with a median OS time of 6 8 months The combination of GEM and 5-FU have been used in a great variety of schedules: 5-FU bolus, CI, standard-dose 5-FU or protracted (24 48 h) infusion of high-dose 5-FU given either at weekly or biweekly intervals (Castellano et al, 2000; Louvet et al, 2001; Maurel et al, 2001).

At this point they can be crushed and nudged into a protracted winter fermentation, followed by long aging in wood.

Florida's protracted 2018 midterm election has revealed the warts of an imperfect voting system that normally go unnoticed.

But Ethiopia withdrew earlier this year (perhaps having learned a lesson from its protracted 2006 invasion of Somalia), and Uganda is on the other side of Kenya from Somalia.