Sentence examples similar to fiscal inefficiencies from inspiring English sources
After certain fiscal inefficiency by the Mayor was uncovered both papers' news columns were more critical.
The second set ("the actual changes") shows the original reform objectives: a) putting saturated public-sector ports back on a viable footing5; b) solving the pre-existing serious problem of port inefficiency; c) reducing fiscal burden coming from ports6; d) introducing private-sector capital and business management to create a port services industry that emphasizes market demands and competition.
That kind of conscious political or policy decision aside, fiscal analysts say, areas of waste and inefficiency persist.
Many fiscal analysts agree that some waste and inefficiency are inevitable in a government as large as New York's.
Though the district's fiscal peril is real, its love affair with inefficiency, its misappropriation of precious resources, and its fundamental misunderstanding in the ways in which high-needs children learn have all been well chronicled.
Obama's fiscal policy stimulus has largely taken the form of extending and further entrenching inefficiency, financial subsidies and malinvestment in a bloated financial sector.
A comprehensive overhaul of the health care system, eliminating inefficiencies and wasteful practices, will be crucial in correcting the nation's unsustainable fiscal excesses, the White House budget director said on Wednesday.
Italians have been divided in two parties: those blaming public sector inefficiencies and calling for competitive tendering; and those refusing to privatize water and willing to go back to the fiscal budget.
By squeezing inefficiencies out of the health care system, he could have his New New Deal and also restore the nation to long-term fiscal balance.
