Sentence examples for fiscal goal from inspiring English sources

Because of an editing error, an article on Monday misstated the central fiscal goal of President Obama's newly proposed budget plan.

Without the UK's current levels of net migration, the chancellor would be faced with the choice of missing his fiscal goal or achieving a surplus by adding more spending cuts and tax rises to his existing plans.

The governor has also argued that the state should place as much money as possible in reserve funds to hedge against the national economic downturn, a fiscal goal that dovetails neatly with his political desire to avoid making budget cuts before his re-election campaign next year.

President Obama's "Grand Bargain," his grand fiscal goal ever since he was first elected President, is now all-but-officially his failed dream.

I don't support the draconian measure of installing an emergency financial manager (EFM); however I believe the consent agreement offers the greatest opportunity to partner with the State of Michigan to achieve our fiscal goal.

In a broader sense, recent Republican behavior also appears to have validated the decades-old charge that conservatives' true fiscal goal is to bankrupt the government and thereby force the elimination of popular social insurance programs.

The euro area also needs to reestablish strong growth, sufficient to begin meeting fiscal goals.

Euro-zone leaders seem prepared to give the periphery more time to meet fiscal goals.

Senators have broader constituencies and a budget that meets Republican fiscal goals could be a difficult vote for some Republicans.

The DPJ promised to set up a new body, the National Strategy Bureau, to set medium-term fiscal goals, to be headed by the deputy prime minister, Naoto Kan.

According to this reasoning, Mr Bush has two basic fiscal goals, both of which mark him out as a radical conservative reformer rather than a reckless spendthrift.