Sentence examples for fiscal excess from inspiring English sources

He added: "Of course, Europe has more of a history of fiscal excess leading to high inflation.

It's not known what the President made of this epic folly of fiscal excess but it picked up five Academy Award nominations earlier this month.

But spending is now a dirty word among Republicans, and the Appropriations Committee ground zero, in the view of conservatives, for fiscal excess.

For example, back in 2010 Alan Greenspan — who is, for some reason, still treated as an authority figure — conceded that despite large budget deficits, "inflation and long-term interest rates, the typical symptoms of fiscal excess, have remained remarkably subdued".

Runaway inflation is usually the result of fiscal excess, financed by printing money, or rigid labour markets, which produce a wage-price spiral that the central bank fails to stop.

Mr. Barton's outsize personality might have also contributed to fiscal excesses.

The Dutch have suggested a commissioner in Brussels with power to veto countries' fiscal excesses, and to impose his judgments by law.

A comprehensive overhaul of the health care system, eliminating inefficiencies and wasteful practices, will be crucial in correcting the nation's unsustainable fiscal excesses, the White House budget director said on Wednesday.

But it is surely worth a try.The BIS's case is really that there never seems to be a good time to tackle monetary and fiscal excesses; during the booms, everyone feels that things are going well and during the busts, restraint risks being counter-productive.

The study found that the government faces a present value "fiscal gap" -- the excess of expected payments over expected revenues -- of $51 trillion.

Years of generous Medicare and Medicaid payments spawned a culture of fiscal laxity and excess, according to the hospital's outside consultants, the Hunter Group.