Sentence examples similar to stemming from fiscal challenges from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is that, in what follows, we are interested in the isolated effects of the labor market reforms discussed below, and we want to avoid introducing additional distortions stemming from the fiscal side.

During the last few years, a large sample of EU countries have undergone fiscal consolidation processes of different degrees aimed at controlling increasing fiscal deficits stemming from the financial crisis.

Necessity stems from the challenges China faces in investing nearly $2.3 billion worth of foreign reserves.

But now the new productive philosophies stemming from the shared economy challenge all these notions.

In contrast, non-OCD doubt "tends to stem from meaningful relationship challenges, such as having different values or life plans".

It stemmed from a challenge by Camps to deny Moura inside the Rochdale area.

This radical advancement in prosthetics stems from a challenge that had been decades in the making.

But British official suspicion of Europe also stems from the challenge it undoubtedly represents to the union.

Mr. Nega's case stemmed from writings challenging the prosecution of fellow reporters and editors.

Several developed countries may face fiscal risks stemming from the lack of financial sustainability of their pay-as-you-go (PAYG) public pension systems.

The publisher now faces several legal challenges stemming from those claims.