Sentence examples for fiscal lessons from inspiring English sources

So what are the immediate fiscal lessons here?

Well, I fear that the fiscal lesson of the 1930s has not been learned.

All those Clinton-era lessons -- showing fiscal responsibility, appealing to middle-class concerns, displaying symbolic respect for moral conservatism and law-and-order sentiments -- were discarded in the thrill of hope and change.

Fiscal responsibility is one lesson that Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez refuse to learn from the Scandinavians.

She explained the impact of different types of stimulus, giving a lesson on "fiscal multipliers" — the term economists use to describe the economic impact of every dollar of stimulus.

At the forum's final curtain, the president declared that he would teach Congress a tough lesson about fiscal responsibility by holding back $5.1 billion it had appropriated for such low-priority items as equipment for firefighters and health monitoring at ground zero.

Rauner's plan is a lesson in fiscal discipline.

The Greeks, a proud people who have taught the world so much for so many years, are now trying to teach us the lesson of fiscal mismanagement.

Mr Clegg told the audience in London that "day by day it is becoming clearer that a Labour government on its own will fail to balance the books", and that Ed Miliband's party "has not learnt a single lesson about fiscal responsibility".

Finally, Ireland has a lesson about fiscal austerity: It's great during a boom, bad during a slump.

On the fiscal front, the major lesson from Europe today -- and from Latin America's past -- is that sound public finances are crucial.