Sentence examples for fiscal event from inspiring English sources

At our first fiscal event in the next parliament, we would deliver another tax cut of at least £100.

The same applies to local authority funding, which has been cut at nearly every fiscal event under the Tories.

Thomas Pope, a research economist at the IFS and an author of the report, said: "The new chancellor's first fiscal event will not be easy.

The spring statement will no longer be a major fiscal event but a response to economic forecasts produced twice a year by the OBR.

The autumn statement on Wednesday will be the first time in 10 years George Osborne will be nowhere in sight for a major fiscal event.

He has made it clear that he does not regard it as a "fiscal event" where spending and tax changes are announced; that will be saved for the budget in March.

But obviously the Chancellor has the power to alter the spending allocations to take account of fiscal events".

Decisions on benefit uprating "should be taken at fiscal events and in light of the fiscal circumstances," he argued at the time.

"When you came up to the big fiscal events, all the decisions were made predominantly through an economic lens," she said.

The only rabbit pulled from Philip Hammond's topper was that the number of opportunities for rabbit pulling – what the Treasury calls fiscal events – is to be cut from two to one.

Then, we estimate how these coefficients are affected by fiscal policy — spending as well as tax components — and by fiscal events — consolidation and expansions.