Sentence examples for fiscal necessity from inspiring English sources

Sharing the burden of security with our allies is more than a fiscal necessity.

Their facilities and staffing levels are often basic by fiscal necessity.

At the same time, the governor's endorsement of this bill may rest as much on fiscal necessity as on its merits.

States have begun, out of fiscal necessity, to parole prisoners faster and in larger numbers, and to look for alternatives to incarceration.

He said he doubted his countrymen understood how all the lecturing and bullying about reining in spending and raising taxes, though admittedly a fiscal necessity, came across in Greece.

Lack of revenue, he says, will make it possible for conservative politicians -- in the name of fiscal necessity -- to dismantle immensely popular government programs that would otherwise have been untouchable.

But few bands of Yes's stature control their own destinies entirely; fan expectations and fiscal necessities exert unobserved pressures.

The Obama administration's insistence on fiscal rectitude is dictated not by financial necessity, but by political considerations.

Of course, thanks both to the turning wheel of fashion and to necessity, fiscal and environmental, vegetables have been enjoying a "moment" for a while now, a trend you can see reflected in the latest cookbooks.

"The necessity of fiscal responsibility in all levels of government is second only to world peace in our survival," he said.

Fiscal policy has of necessity been constrained: the previous government had to cut the budget deficit sharply in order to qualify for the euro, and the present one has had its hands tied by the EU's stability and growth pact.