Sentence examples for fiscal cycle from inspiring English sources

Gov. Gary Locke of Washington has proposed the sharpest cut so far, a $71 million reduction to the $361 million budgeted for the current two-year fiscal cycle.

Hudson River foliage in October struck me as one of those things that, like vodka and pot, retain their appeal even in a dismal fiscal cycle, so I bought an Amtrak ticket.

The fiscal cycle begins with the approval of a budget by the mayor and city council of the City of Tuscany.

The following is a simplified example of the fiscal cycle for the general fund of the City of Tuscany, a fictitious city government.

As our globalized fiscal cycle is now calibrated to impose repeated tragic failures, and because it seems to legitimize inequality and destruction of the Earth as virtuous and inevitable, the time is long overdue to expose the false beliefs and oppressive impact surrounding our contemporary economic edifice.

"And we're looking at it in terms of annual fiscal cycles and presidential elections".

I fear that both in the U.S. and Europe, vested interests, past mismanagement, massive entrenched entitlements, a lack of political will and agenda-driven politicians has created a fiscal deficit cycle that no amount of economic growth can remedy.

Adjusting for the economic cycle, fiscal policy has been much tighter in the euro area than in America or Britain, thanks to the stability and growth pact, which forced governments to raise taxes even during a downturn.

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I can tell the house that the current budget deficit which reached a peak of £55bn at today's prices in 1993 will fall from £19.9bn last year, to £10.6bns this year and then to £4bn, then £0, and then a surplus of £7bn and then £11bn and then £13bn in future years - meeting the fiscal rule in this cycle by more than £16bn - in contrast to the deficit over the last cycle, 1986-1997, of £157bn.

In this cycle of fiscal uncertainty, it appears that people are feeling the squeeze.