Sentence examples for fiscal example from inspiring English sources

"And, as this office is charged with oversight of DHS, it's especially important that we set a good fiscal example".

On July 12, NBC Chicago's Ward Room wrote, "In several media appearances and press releases, Kirk has made a point of mentioning Greece as a poor fiscal example.

We need more boomer parents setting good fiscal examples for their children.

Six such episodes between 1945 and 1990; there is no comparable profusion of fiscal examples.

We included admissions to hospital due to a cycling injury that occurred in the 15 years between 1 April 1994 and 31 March 2008 (see supplementary table 1 for cycling injury codes) and we summed counts by fiscal year for example, fiscal year 1994 runs from 1 April 1994 to 31 March 1995.

On the other hand, inter-database analysis refers to the identification of pavements that have both construction and maintenance projects scheduled to take place in the same fiscal year for example, a road section that has a "light rehabilitation" project (COMPASS) and a "Seal Coat" project (DCIS) scheduled within the same fiscal year.

Richard Howard, from thinktank Policy Exchange, welcomed the new report, but said: "It could go even further by making the case for wider fiscal reforms – for example changes to road tax and company car tax to dis-incentivise diesels".

Mr. Bush embraced his usual campaign themes: more accountability in education and fiscal responsibility, for example.

For example, fiscal measures must increasingly reform the whole taxation system to align with new economic imperatives.

But some actually help to write new chapters in political life: look at Paul Tsongas's role in converting the Democrats to fiscal responsibility, for example.

There was a time when audiences listened raptly to forecasts of fiscal doom — for example, when Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson, co-chairmen of Mr. Obama's debt commission, warned that a severe fiscal crisis was likely within two years.