As a result, New York State will no longer contest fiscal obligations arising from the original case, which dates to 1980.
Grim economic news has framed the Republican presidential campaign as a referendum on Mr. Obama's fiscal leadership and a contest about which of the Republican rivals is best positioned to turn the country's fortunes around.
Amen to that sentiment, though with Ken agreeing to Jones's suggestion and Boris saying he would publish, "Whatever is necessary," it seems as though the mayoral contest's fiscal sideshow may actually continue to eclipse what ought to be the main events, such as proposals for addressing London's rather large transport, housing and youth crime problems.
IRELAND votes on the EU fiscal compact, the Eurovision song contest takes place in Azerbaijan, the UN Security Council reviews its mission in Syria and Wikipedia changes its rules.
Land commodification has not weakened the power of the state but instead strengthened the fiscal capacity of local governments to contest with changes in central-local fiscal relations made in the 1994 "tax sharing system".
She adopts centrist stances on some fiscal matters, emphasizes the national implications of her contest and hammers away at two-term Rep. Mimi Walters (R), whose conservative voting record is a liability with moderates.
It's like a garage!" She even, at one point, managed to introduce the concept of "fiscal drag", which is almost certainly a first for a former contestant on a primetime pop contest.
While the contest between economic optimism and the effects of the fiscal cliff and sequester will be fascinating to watch, it's one that shouldn't have taken place to begin with.
The national spotlight afforded by presidential contests would be better utilized on matters of fiscal balance and economic policy.
He usually appeared as a kind of judge for talent contests on the show earning him the nickname Fiscal De Hierro de la Televisión (the Iron Judge of Television).
