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Ireland is doomed to fiscal stringency for decades, given its poor growth prospects, at least in comparison with its Tiger years.

"But, as Romer and others have stated, now is probably not the right time to impose fiscal stringency, " he said.

Even at this time of fiscal stringency NHS spending has been spared from cuts for the next five years.

He hopes and expects that such stringency is temporary and that when the Olympics have come and gone, things will return to normal.

It also takes time for the most recent increase in stringency to be reflected in international perceptions.

Normally, the latter would offer temporary liquidity support in return for a devaluation and fiscal stringency.

If the worst came to the worst, the Bank of England could tide the government over until fiscal stringency worked.

Objective: To observe the influence of simulation teaching method on stringency organization ability of nursing students.

Cold-eyed, sharp-suited men pored over your country's books, demanding painful structural reforms and bone-chilling fiscal stringency.

In order to embody the scientificity and stringency of the Penal Code terms, "at the trial" should also be amended to "during custody" .

Such demoralization may be caused by a climate of continuous organisational change and financial stringency.

But politicians on both sides of the congressional aisle have complained about the Pentagon escaping this stringency .

The EU and developed countries elsewhere need more than fiscal stringency, especially if achieved by piling on more taxes.

Europe's other problem is too many think fiscal stringency is now the answer.

The University should not lay off its employees on the ground of financial stringency .

The other solution is to improve the Law in Stringency Process of Public Health Emergencies.

Deploying the crew and controlling the use of the material rationally relieved the stringency of the operating cost.

BIS proposes tightening licence review standards to pre-1981 cold war standards of stringency, a breathtaking policy reversal.

The stringency policy of Central Bank put more Chinese real estate companies in danger of capital lack.

The worldwide trend is toward increasing stringency of VOC regulations.

That is, the relative stringency , or leniency, of raters for a particular case is not equivalent.

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Centre-left politicians fret over what the new stringency might do to areas such as Naples, where huge swathes of the economy are black.

This reflects global financial stringency, but also the failure of donors to give unless a disaster is unfolding.

The first chapter is to study criminal policy of coordination of benevolence and stringency.

A survey of self-aid ability for stringency of middle school students and their nursing intervention

The stringency of Marxist theory should be strengthened in the ideological and political work in the new century