Sentence examples for balance fiscal from inspiring English sources

Bodenheimer said the company was trying to balance fiscal prudence against its ambition to win the auction.

When the Depression began, governments stood pat or made matters worse by trying to balance fiscal budgets and erecting trade barriers.

The commission's report recommended increasing spending on counterterrorism efforts and training but did not say by how much, leaving it to the new administration to balance fiscal constraints against the threat.

However, as the list of Lib Dem achievements in government grows, a broad narrative is beginning to form around areas such as tax fairness, social mobility, improving people's work-life balance, fiscal discipline, as well as policies the party has blocked its Conservative coalition partners from delivering.

Nick Clegg has attempted to march his troops to the sound of electoral gunfire, saying they are the only force in British politics to balance fiscal responsibility and social justice, as he declared he would veto any further Tory attempts to cut the top rate of income tax below 45p in this parliament.

By changing the metrics of success, Page and co-founder Sergey Brin are able to balance fiscal discipline and the need to give innovation leaders a safe space to incubate new ideas.

The remaining balance today would be $945,000.

The increases are needed to help balance this year's budget.

"On balance, today's economic data ends up being neutral.

Mr. Naimi reiterated that argument Friday, saying "supply and demand are in balance today".

The governor has promised to balance this year's budget without resorting to layoffs or tax increases.