Sentence examples for fiscal force from inspiring English sources
(Boehner Tells House G.O.P. to Fall in Line, Seeking Ways to Raise Taxes but Leave Tax Rate As Is, Back on Hill, Ryan Remains a Fiscal Force) My recent Sunday Review column on Mr. Obama's negotiating position.
Joe Kennedy has sharply documented how the "pastoral has become … a cornerstone of austerity politics" under David Cameron, with the "compensatory cant of Green Toryism" helping kitschly to reduce the rural to Bake Off tents in flower meadows, Hunter wellies, and Keep-Calm-and-Holiday-at-Home messages, even as fiscal forces churn and ruck the landscape.
This analysis helps quantifying the net effect or the net fiscal benefit for the government after taking into account the above opposing fiscal forces.
Under tough anti-tax evasion laws introduced by the former President Nicolas Sarkozy, France has a "fiscal police" force which can bug the phones of suspects.
The only fiscal task force that economists and political historians say worked somewhat reliably was one with a similar model: a commission set up to determine which military bases closed.
Finally, previous works (Feld and Kirchgässner 2008; Luechinger and Schaltegger 2013) indicate that fiscal rules force governments to lower deficits and to show a positive structural balance over time.
As fiscal tightening forces down wages and demand, so the economy will shrink.
The board began selling air time to ethnic broadcasters in the late 70's, after the city's fiscal crisis forced major cuts in the station's budget.
Total spending is about $500 million more than the budget adopted a year ago, but fiscal problems forced spending reductions of about $1.5 billion during the year.
Sekzer had been sent to the 83rd from Emergency Services in the summer of '75, when the city's fiscal crisis forced the Police Department to lay off thousands of officers.
The collapse of the Malaysian ringgit, and fears about the government's fiscal abandon, forced a reluctant Mahathir Mohamad, the country's prime minister, to shelve all but the first phase of his planned "paperless" city, Putrajaya.
