Examples of using Fiscal constraints in English and their translations into Chinese
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In an attempt to overcome fiscal constraints through PPPs, a government may actually accept excessive fiscal risks as the government' s fiscal commitments to PPPs can be unclear.
PPPs distribute resources, risks, responsibilities and rewards between the public and private sectors, allowing Governments to overcome fiscal constraints and filling the funding gap in modern infrastructure.
Core resources decreased by 11 per cent to $16.9 million in 2012(including a $2.3 million allocation by UNDP) due to fiscal constraints of donor Governments and exchange rate fluctuations.
Yet, many countries face severe fiscal constraints in the short to medium term, suggesting that external support will be needed to achieve the established targets of expenditure on NEPAD priorities.
But EU member states, facing their own fiscal constraints, have shown no willingness to consider additional bilateral aid. So Ukraine continues to teeter on the edge of the abyss.
However, this is a very slow process, since most African countries face severe fiscal constraints and are bound by budgetary agreements negotiated with external financial institutions.
In addition, fiscal constraints and the challenges posed by the secretariat being understaffed-- which remain obstacles to the Subcommittee fulfilling its mandate-- support this increasingly targeted approach to its work.
However, in 2011, the fiscal constraints faced by several DAC donors started to impinge upon their aid budgets: 16 DAC members reduced their aid.
These include achieving effective integration of high shares of renewables into the grid, and addressing policy and political instability, regulatory barriers, and fiscal constraints.
Core contributions to operational activities for development of the United Nations system from OECD/DAC countries declined in both 2010 and 2011, reflecting fiscal constraints in several countries.
Some of the signs of how the productive view has permeated educational policies, compared to 30 years ago, are through assessment, adjustment, effectiveness, performance, outcomes, fiscal constraints and of course human capital.
Neoliberal priorities such as fiscal constraint, free trade, reduced welfare spending and lower taxation, were soon endorsed by governments across the world.
We are in an era of fiscal constraints marked by significant geoeconomic and geopolitical challenges.
However, at a time of fiscal constraints, ongoing efforts were needed to make more efficient use of resources.
Direct fiscal support to developing countries that are suffering from severe fiscal constraints can be most effective in the current crisis situation.
Disparities in access to education, training, and healthcare- partly a reflection of those fiscal constraints- exacerbate already rising inequality.
While many Member States continue to wrestle with fiscal constraints, increasing demands are also being made on the international humanitarian system.
These make countries of the region suffer from severe fiscal constraints in finding ways to allocate resources to achieve their environmental goals.
Disparities in access to education, training, and health care- partly a reflection of those fiscal constraints- exacerbate already rising inequality.
Despite the fiscal constraints, Mr. Newhouse pledged $100 million to start Portfolio, an ambitious glossy business magazine edited by Joanne Lipman.