1 Subjects: “...External position...”

2 “... assessments. However, the progress of the external audit will continue to depend on positive trends...”

3 “... the positioning of certain regions relative to the rest of the country. Both are of social and political scope...”

4 “... the positioning of certain regions relative to the rest of the country. Both are of social and political scope...”

5 “... information about the financial position of the government...”

6 “... information about the financial position of the government...”

7 “... information about the financial position of the government...”

8 “... transparency practices would enable the government to provide a more complete picture of its fiscal position...”

9 “... the government a better understanding of the fiscal position and its exposure to fiscal risks, which will support...”

10 “..., the financial sector is stable, and the fiscal and external positions are improving. The 2014 budget aims...”

11 “... the climate transition. The PIMA finds that the UK is well positioned to implement the planned ramp-up...”

12 “... of the government and SOEs. This leaves positive net worth of 68 percent of GDP, putting it in the top third...”

13 “... responsibility, and achieved extremely positive revenue growth and collections. The GDT has completed 71 out...”

14 “... public sector financial position to take a more comprehensive view of public finances in Lithuania. While...”

15 “... facilities to manage the risk assessment with automated analytical tools. There are some positive...”

16 “... of the government’s financial position, among others...”

17 “.... The FTE finds that Senegal is positioned at the average level for countries of similar income...”

18 “... published in the IMF's Staff Position Notes series, but starting with this issue, the Monitor will be a part...”

19 “... evaluation also estimates Armenia’s public sector financial position, in order to provide a more...”

20 “... positive developments in recent or ongoing reforms, but also highlighted what needs to be done to overcome...”