Sentence examples for fiscal grounds from inspiring English sources

Thus he defends his embrace of immigration and opposition to the war on drugs, not on first principles but on fiscal grounds.

The Camden aid bill was probably the most contested measure in the Senate hearings, though not so much on fiscal grounds as because Camden's mayor and some other municipal leaders opposed provisions giving the state increased control over their finances.

Even if it turns out that programs like the Liverpool Pathway save big money, promoting end-of-life care on fiscal grounds just plays into fears that the medical-industrial complex is rushing our loved ones to the morgue to save on doctors and hospital beds.

There are also broader fiscal grounds for the charges.

Content of any publicly funded space will be scrutinized and condemned on moral as well as fiscal grounds.

No one who voted for that unholy trinity -- and a whole lot of Blue Dogs did -- can credibly oppose Obama's health reforms on fiscal grounds.

In short, we can't plausibly slash our way back to solid fiscal ground.

That will influence the outcome of the next general election, which is likely to happen in 2005.The Labour Party occupied impregnable fiscal ground in the 2001 election.

Now a new class of governors from both parties is promising to revisit union contracts in order to put their states on firmer fiscal ground.

Some analysts think the program is on solid fiscal ground for decades to come, while others fear that the impending retirement of the baby boom generation precipitates a crisis.

Mr. Hevesi has unveiled a campaign theme: that his experience as comptroller, a State Assembly leader and a college professor has given him the management and fiscal grounding to succeed Mr. Giuliani.