Sentence examples for create a fiscal from inspiring English sources
From there it was easier to create a fiscal union.
Not "too long", he's careful to say, but long enough to create a fiscal catastrophe.
Deficits create a "fiscal illusion" that public goods and transfer payments are less expensive than they are.
Representative Jessica Farrar of Houston, leader of the House Democrats, predicted the budget cutting would create a "fiscal disaster" that even conservative activists would not like.
President Bush said today that there was a benefit to the government's fast-dwindling surplus, declaring that it will create "a fiscal straitjacket for Congress".
German chancellor Angela Merkel vowed to create a fiscal union across the eurozone on Friday morning, following Mario Draghi's coments on a "fiscal compact" on Thursday.
"He's basically created a fiscal straitjacket".
The temporary patches postponed a premature fiscal tightening, but created a fiscal "cliff" at the end of this year.
Precisely by creating a fiscal crisis, giving you an excuse to slash Social Security and Medicare.
Robert B. Reich, who was labor secretary under President Bill Clinton, said both parties "have created a fiscal trap for themselves".
"He [Brown] has created a fiscal climate where nobody except the Treasury has the information required to set out the full extent of the spending choices ahead.
