Sentence examples for fiscal differences from inspiring English sources

They should, but most certainly will not be if Washington can't resolve its fiscal differences.

"The fiscal differences between county and school employees are becoming untenable," said County Council member Phil Andrews (D-Gaithersburg-Rockville).

Our interactive graphic (updated May 7th 2015) displays the latest economic and fiscal differences across the European Union.

Last summer, as America's government came perilously close to exhausting its legal authority to borrow, Barack Obama and Republicans in Congress could not resolve their fiscal differences.

The federal government has also helped mend fiscal differences between Connecticut's two political parties: The state will get about $250 million from the tax cut valued at $350 billion that President Bush signed on Wednesday, Mr. Ryan said.

There's been a bit of a flutter on Twitter, though: Evan Davis of the BBC tweeted that "Who ever invented "efficiency savings" has made it very difficult to assess the real fiscal differences between the main parties".

Atkinson demonstrates how – without violating any fiscal constraints – different political choices could start to make a difference.

In fiscal terms, the differences amounted to €2bn (£1.45bn) a year in permanent budget savings.

Equalization is a word used to describe mechanisms that are common to most federal countries and that are designed to ensure that sub-national jurisdictions (like the provinces of Canada or the 'länder' of Germany) can – in spite of their fiscal autonomy and differences in economic activity – provide comparable levels of public services [ 11].

Yields on government bonds barely differ, despite differences in countries' fiscal health.

Fiscal gaps — the difference between what we spend and what we collect — that persist in strong economies should not be ignored, as they signal a structural imbalance.