Sentence examples for fiscal hardships from inspiring English sources

ORLANDO — Mr. Santorum lit into public employee unions, saying that they were imposing fiscal hardships on states and that "30 to 40 percent of union employees make above their private sector equivalents," referring to federal workers.

Santorum on Public Employee Pay ORLANDO — Mr. Santorum lit into public employee unions, saying that they were imposing fiscal hardships on states and that "30 to 40 percent of union employees make above their private sector equivalents," referring to federal workers.

"This was a difficult agreement to reach, but with our members' jobs in peril and the state's fiscal hardship, we've stepped up and made the necessary sacrifices," Mr. Brynien said in a statement.

The mayor said that he wanted to run for a third term to give voters the option of choosing a seasoned leader during a period of extraordinary fiscal hardship for the city.

If he allows scandal to fester in Camden -- or any of the Abbott districts -- he could alienate white suburbanites who are already grousing about the reallocation of state education dollars in a time of fiscal hardship.

The state and city budgets are being hammered out amid fiscal hardship, and Ms. Quinn's attention is now diverted from something she has rightly championed: congestion pricing, which should come to a vote in Albany on Monday.

And with the state facing its third consecutive year of fiscal hardship, Mr. McGreevey will not have Republicans to blame for the increasingly difficult decisions needed to balance the budget.

And the speaker of the Parliament lamented this month that Latvians have become so disillusioned by cutthroat politics and fiscal hardship that the only time they feel patriotic and unified is during a hockey game.

Indeed, it evokes a central question for the international institutions and donors of today as they contemplate the morass left over from the cold war: where is the morality in imposing yet more fiscal hardship on nations burdened by the same debts as those the "compliant collaborators" in the international community helped to create?

Germans turned against Greeks; Greeks turned against Germans; and, as more countries have faced fiscal hardship, Europe has turned against itself.

Data from the Whitman Walker Clinic site in Washington, D.C. was omitted because there was an interruption in the study due to fiscal hardship within the organization; this interruption resulted in information not being available on patient receipt of the intervention and assignment to the intervention or assessment-only conditions.