Sentence examples for Fiscal moderation from inspiring English sources

But his advisers suggested today that Mr. Corzine, the former co-chairman of Goldman , Sachs & Company would soon begin pointing to his Wall Street background as evidence that, for all his expansive ideas, he would understand as well as any lawmaker the importance of fiscal moderation.

And so, if they're getting shy about the second stimulus, it's not going to make conservatives back off and say, "Oh, the Democrats are the party of fiscal moderation".

And as we are seeing more and more from the administration, they are willing to accept as many cuts as it takes to not lose the mantle of fiscal moderation that the President is so eager to wear.

The turnaround from just 10 years ago — striking in tone, productivity and, at least on fiscal issues, moderation — is certainly a lesson in the power of one-party rule.

Germany is pursuing tight fiscal discipline, wage moderation, export and supply-side driven growth, while France has used consumer demand and public spending to post its moderate growth rates.

But it should be amply clear by now that Bush is determined to break from the center-hugging course -- the incrementalism, fiscal prudence, and moderation -- that characterized the presidencies of his father and Clinton.

Those who want to see more fiscal and social moderation can only hope that someone in the White House, perhaps his political guru Karl Rove, will have a better ear than Mr. Bush for what the public will tolerate in the environmental and regulatory arenas.

He says Canada's conservatives have a record of fiscal responsibility and moderation on social issues (though some would argue that).

His blend of fiscal conservatism and social moderation produced two lopsided election victories in the blue-state colossus of California.

And his liberal credentials are belied by a long-standing predilection for political moderation and fiscal conservatism in Vermont.

But after the senator said that Mr. Bush had abandoned "moderation, tolerance, fiscal responsibility," the president argued back.