Sentence examples for fiscal impact on from inspiring English sources

"It would be a major fiscal impact on the budget of a school district," he said.

Edward Farrell, executive director of the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials, said the possibility of a 15-year franchise could have a "positive fiscal impact" on some local governments.

John McArdle, spokesman for the State Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, said the Senate would review Mr. Silver's bill, "especially the fiscal impact on the state and city".

The governor's office said in a statement that the project would have "no fiscal impact" on the Port Authority's budget, which some financial experts feel is strained with maintenance and expansion of its existing facilities.

While polls have shown Proposition 2 leading, the president of the California Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. William Grant, said he was surprised at how many people had expressed concern about "the fiscal impact on the state, rather than how we care about the animals".

Andrew Tailby-Faulkes, head of private client services, said: "Despite a budget which claims to hit the wealthiest the hardest, the fiscal impact on higher earners is largely restricted to the increase in capital gains tax (CGT), together with some fiscal drag caused by the freezing of the higher rate threshold".

It includes projections for changes in local, state and regional climate conditions across the United States and estimates the fiscal impact of those changes on key sectors of the economy, including agriculture, energy, coastal infrastructure, labor productivity and heat-related mortality.

Fergus Ewing, the Scottish energy minister, declined to make any statement on the fiscal impact of the negative tax revenues but confirmed that his SNP administration supported the UK government's tax cuts and subsidies.

New research by the Williams Institute, a research center at the UCLA School of Law that focuses on sexual orientation and gender identity law and policy, suggests that such legislation may have undesirable social and fiscal impacts on the state.

There has been concern, however, about the fiscal impacts of financial incentives on state tax revenues.

A "fiscal impact statement" on the bill, prepared by the nonpartisan staff of the legislature, said that "restricting freedom of choice with respect to providers of family planning services is prohibited" by federal law.