Sentence examples for usual fiscal from inspiring English sources

The single currency would reinforce the single market, emerging from reforms in the late 1980s and the early 1990s to open national economies to Europe-wide competition.A stand-alone monetary union without the usual fiscal and political foundations was conceived at the momentous Maastricht summit in December 1991.

But this year, the program appears to be up against more than just its usual fiscal troubles: the program itself has become a problem, some City Council leaders and youth employment groups say.

So we'll listen to the lectures and travel with our usual fiscal prudence.

By selecting a nominee who does not reflect the usual fiscal policies, a victory for Trump will mean a shift in the party's focus.

The failure of any of the usual fiscal and monetary policy tools so far raises questions about what the Federal Reserve and federal government can do in the near term to counter the forces that have battered housing prices and pushed down the stock market and are now causing a hiring slowdown.

As usual, fiscal difficulties impaired the effectiveness of the military, and the treasury's ability to pay the soldiers.

Thessaloniki on a Sunday night is usually pretty dead, but it was even more deserted than usual last Sunday.

The gallery opened as usual today.

It came earlier than usual this year.

The live-action shorts are stronger than usual this year.

But she was dressed more smartly than usual today.