Sentence examples for sufficient fiscal from inspiring English sources

A state VR agency is required to implement an order of selection, whereby service priority is given to people with the most significant disabilities, such as those who receive SSDI and SSI benefits, when it anticipates that it will not have sufficient fiscal and/or personnel resources to fully serve all eligible individuals (Hyde and Honeycutt 2014).

"Should economic conditions deteriorate significantly further, those countries with sufficient fiscal space stand ready to coordinate and implement discretionary fiscal actions to support domestic demand," the statement said.

Sufficient fiscal support will allow chief executives of local authorities, urban regeneration companies and community organisations to get advice from professional bodies, universities and specialist consultants before they set out on initiatives for sustainable urban change.

Alexandre Polack, the spokesman for Piebalgs, explained that the philosophy behind the idea of streamlining financing was to make sure countries made sufficient fiscal room to generate public resources.

An important potential obstacle was removed in November when Olli Rehn, the EU's economic commissioner, accepted that Spain was making sufficient fiscal effort and needed to take no further steps at present.

But what is relevant is the fact that governments are really bad at providing sufficient fiscal stimulus to boost the economy (at least when the threat of massive global conflict is not providing the necessary incentive).

Southern Queensland receives sufficient winter rain to support winter cropping of wheat.

But clearly the calculations when the plant was first operated in 1986 are not what is sufficient today, not all the time".

There would also still be sufficient summer holiday room left to begin the new League campaign right at the start of August, thereby guaranteeing the next season's January break.

Even so, Mr. Delbeke also sought to put the other nations on guard against punishing European airlines or companies if progress toward a global deal were not sufficient this year.

The International Monetary Fund recently said Indonesia could afford a 2% deficit in 2010 to maintain sufficient fiscal stimulus.