Sentence examples for fiscal abuse from inspiring English sources

"My question is, Why are we asking our school districts to have to pay out of pocket over the next two years to compensate for this spike when these costs are going to come back down?" But Edmund J. McMahon, a director of the Empire Center for New York State Policy, a research group that favors reduced government spending, called it "an egregious fiscal abuse".

New Jersey's fiscal oversight agency today formally took over the financial operation of Camden, the state's poorest city and one that has for years, over several mayoral administrations, defied efforts by the state to correct fiscal abuses.

He denounces "gerontocracy" and "fiscal child abuse".

But much of his campaign language has a harder edge, with accusations of "intergenerational theft" and "fiscal child abuse" in regard to government spending.

Mr. Sanford opposed the stimulus package from the first, writing op-ed articles saying it placed an unfair burden on future generations and calling it "fiscal child abuse" on national television.

We need to care for older Americans, but we need to do so in a way that doesn't constitute fiscal child abuse.

This is fiscal child abuse pure and simple, and Krugman should be ashamed of his contribution to it.

They are, for the most part, a bunch of yahoo radical populists wallowing in racism, jingoism, intolerance, obscurantism, corporate lollipops galore, fiscal irresponsibility, executive abuse of power, and supine legislatures.

Development partners could support an international tax dialogue to voice and address Africa's concerns on issues such as tax evasion, fiscal havens and abuses by multinationals.

Mr Aleman thinks that would be an abuse of fiscal priorities.

Leaving aside the "arrogance" comment -- what's more arrogant than a minority party abusing its fiscal duties in an attempt to overturn established law? -- what's most striking about Hannity's comment is its fiscal irresponsibility.