Sentence examples for face the fiscal from inspiring English sources

In "It's Time to Face the Fiscal Illusion" (Economic View, March 6), Tyler Cowen tried to put the need to cut the federal deficit into a larger perspective, yet he didn't mention military spending — which accounts for 20 percent of the federal budget.

Like parents threatening to withhold allowance from a misbehaving child, proponents of a Republican-backed immigration proposal in Texas are warning local authorities across the state: Comply with the bill or face the fiscal consequences.

Federer will face the 2008 Australian finalist Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.

In the final Monday night, the United States will face the 2008 Olympic gold medalist Japan.

He didn't have to bowl or face the next delivery, mind you.

For the 11th time in 12 seasons, the Yankees face the winter without warm fall memories to sustain them.

Hundreds of dot-coms face the April 2 deadline.

England face the 2010 World Cup runners-up three days before the start of the Premier League.

Perennial herbs inhabiting the understorey of temperate deciduous forests present different strategies to face the winter.

Ronald Reagan faced the 1986 Iran-contra scandal.

Facing the winter sun, it affords splendid panoramic views over the city and gulf.