Sentence examples for Practical fiscal from inspiring English sources

Other reforms, like a more practical fiscal calendar and more transparency in the accounts, are way overdue.

There are practical and fiscal benefits of head neck modularity.

Ogg, 60, said lawmakers seem indifferent to the practical impact the fiscal cliff is already having on some people.

All in all, these moves demonstrate a practical sense of fiscal responsibility that we in this country have been unable to achieve.

Practical, if not always fiscal, considerations, rather than doctrinaire humanitarianism, guided all of Maria Theresa's reforms.

For a number of fiscal and practical reasons, data on heroin use have been of poor quality, which has hampered the ability to halt the growing epidemic.

"We were disappointed, but when we put it all together with the complications of owning something in Paris and the differences between U.S. and French law, it made more fiscal and practical sense not to own," Dr. Garell said.

If the Socialists do well and get a working majority in the National Assembly in alliance with federalist parties of the left, it will be easier for Mr. Hollande to join Ms. Merkel in a practical push for more fiscal and political convergence.

Recruiting trained medical doctors to remote atolls serving populations of only a few hundred is rarely possible from either a fiscal or practical perspective.

Governor Carney today highlights the principled difficulties of entering a currency union: losing national sovereignty, practical risks of financial instability and having to provide fiscal support to bail out another country.

Former colleagues in both parties said he was viewed as a practical politician first and a fiscal conservative second.