Sentence examples for rigorous fiscal from inspiring English sources
Despite the rigorous fiscal policies of Simeon Djankov, Bulgaria's finance minister, growth forecasts for this year have been cut.
Argentina's government tried to restore that confidence through rigorous fiscal orthodoxy, slashing spending and raising taxes.
It also met the rigorous fiscal and monetary tests for joining the European Monetary Union.
The author stresses that those chiefly to blame were Argentina's own politicians and officials, who pursued an insufficiently rigorous fiscal policy to sustain a fixed exchange rate.
Of course, if the Scottish Government had demonstrated a strong commitment to a rigorous fiscal policy in recent months, it might be possible to discount this.
Rather, much of the current push comes from years of frustration with what many regard as the agency's resistance to rigorous fiscal monitoring.
The birds must be taught migratory tradition & should ideally be dispersed to leass rigorous winter climates.
No. 4 Oklahoma sealed its slot with a rigorous 62-21 pofNo.ng of No. 19 Missouri in the Big 12 title game in Kansas City, Mo.
The increasing array of letterforms, however, does not mean that type designing is any less rigorous today than when masters like Claude Garamond in the 16th century and Giambattista Bodoni in the 18th painstakingly drew and hand-punched their elegant types.
Saints are the church's spiritual role models, chosen because they died for their faith, or lived for it in especially memorable ways, through a process that grew even more rigorous last month, when the Vatican issued stricter guidelines to the bishops who propose candidates.
One particularly rigorous 2009 study, which surveyed approximately half of all charters nationwide and was financed by the pro-charter Walton Family and Michael and Susan Dell Foundations, found that more than 80 percent either do no better, or actually perform substantially worse, than traditional public schools, a dismal record.
